St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 21, 1923

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Lights Niwas ut Oy IO [PROCTER | nichtand womor- Will: Be Questioned About Spokesman of Administra- sp att aS EOE “KK PRs night; Strong Irregularities Found in Re-- tion Says Announcement. . - quaintance With Neighbors | ~ Mnrens Se! ° comet of 1025 Fall Wine! | | ¥ Banker Charged With Enter- ing Into Arrangement With ) | : Trustees of Housing Trust | : | . ing to northwest on Relations of Nations | @ to Defraud Company. winds, Miseouri-Gep.|° (Our Returns. Sen erally hi ce May Be Made ne ‘ ee ce night and | LEAGUE OFFICIALS ARE to- morrow; cooler/Q’HARA SAID TO HAVE (DISCUSSIONS ON JUBILANT OVER INTEREST ‘Two Others Probably Fatally tonight in east and north por-| GAINED 500 VOTES IN MEXICO CITY | INU. S., AND IRISH REQUEST| Injured in Plunge of Ma- a ’ [By the Associated Press. chine Into Stream at Day- irost in north- wert portion; Daues rR . GENEVA, April 21. | somewhat warm- ok to Have Written Assurance of Protec- EAGUE OF NATIONS offi- 7) ton, O., When Craft Turns er tomorrow , Lost bou 400 ° : : | cials ar chanting a song of || afternoon in h ' Votes | tion for Rights of Foreign- | victory, for, in their opinion, || Over After Pilot Swerves west portion. T us Far in Pan | 2 . league stock is looking up. The ]}! : r Illinois : Fair | Recount in | ers in Southern Republic Irish Free State applied for mem- to Avoid Bridge. tonight, except the City. | Is P *h ete bership yesterday, Turkey is com- in extreme north portion, a ossibility. ‘| ing in when peace is signed at Lausanne and the United States, oe letaaly tomorrow artly *] ly, es SOMOrrOW Sey | they say, is at least displaying a || CAPTAIN AMONG “Due to Backwardness.”’ if . SUBURB SURPRISED ee ae; M PETITION FILED AT FINDING OF BONDS BY MILLSPAUGH. _ ———_ = — ° - -- po —o _ = | (Copyright, 1823 : Sacks Alleged to Have Made ~ Profit of $259,000 on Hol- HIMSELF 3 land Building in Five Postoffice Inspectors Check- ing Loot of Mail Truck Holdup Found in Rich- mond Heights House. § Months. VVE Ber) WORKING II ; i ininamenvene Hee Fit TESA) « Btate Conimissioner of Finance lPostoffice Inspectors ‘today 1° 6 cooler in northwest portion; strong Seeking to place responsibility for Ry the Associ ted Press . - , ' y ' Pye q , AS ate > 3s. . . " NEARS ANB AO @ Milispaugh yesterday was appoint compiling an inventory of the |southwest shifting ‘to northwest | what appears to be unreasonable ir- | WASHINGTON, April 21.—The burning interest in the Court of 7 THOSE LOSING | IVES MATTER WHEAT TIME fF temporary receiver of the United securities taken in the dar- | Winds |regularities in returns of the 1922 | long controversy befween the United | ee agi ee t Come 1A\ THE FAT Home Builders of America, a hous-! ne downtown holdup:of an are | mtage of the siver at 1 8. mi, See) tal election in three precincts, the Stat he Ob G , t has gestae RACK Is ALWA - i | formerly of St Louis, afte - pe ame meee : feet, a rise of .3 foot. Poard of Election Commissioners States and the regon covernmen | that the American people are ' MS PUCL F&F ing trust, former! x. : | F td mored mail truck April 2, to deter- : - yesterday summoned officials of the |!" Mexico has reached a stage re-| paar . — ape = ghee Martin Bomber H d Just J Ve NeVEer CAB A H he filed a receivership petition = in aapig bye is WAYNE COOK. mine the character of between $8», Week's Weather Outlook. precincts to appear before it next | garded in some official quarters as_ rete: ~, rn sacae: wie * / Yourt, alleging the compan) S. CUUK Was elected at the! 900 ; $90,000 of negotiable securi- WASHINGTON, April 21.—-Weath- Wednesday afternoon. The irr : ' ’ ——— . — ne ee ee a M convention in Washington after leg rom " : | : ah nt ’ ‘ srt er outlook for the week beginning . larities “de been revealed a ik ae a ee | ee ee Taken Off Following Stop ASC AT AND ees, _— y eM police and firemen had been ties ql mistag. OF TREES. >>. |Monday: Upper Mississippi and low-/| counts being conducted by the board A Public ANROERCOERS ee ee ne Fli ht F Ran l at i hy: Ye; » Sa : ¢ . ANYWHERE ELSE The petition charged - e. called to keep order during the bal-| 139.860 of unsigned Pederal Land|er Missouri valleys—Showers at be-/in three contests pending in court. relations with Mexico was said today | sstoneee - ™ me, the hop odincommin _ sg ewe, toul, BUT OA) | Webb and A. A. Cocke, former trus- Joting «i She defeated Mrs. G. Wal-! Bank bonds, $29.8590 of Liberty bonds! ginning of the week, followed by gen- The recount in the Biggs-Daues| by administration spokesmen to be “ obs, 34 * ( a eo Ill to Langley Field. “THE ~ tees entered into a conspiracy with; ‘ace W. Hanger of Washington, after and $5857 of bond coupons were erally fair with temperature near or) contest for Judge of the St. Louis! expected within a few days. Any | ports alnath manele in Oe ; a ; ’ eo "Ss vva. ‘ — t% . ; . . . > ‘hmor aterts ta en @2 . . "mi »~ $e ‘ # ‘Y, > . : " . ee § , transposition in casting up the re-/|in the way of recognition of Obre- | “artin @ir service mber which was r “if ee ‘equity in the Holland Building to the where they were sold at discount by) Was Well Out to Sea. turns, or whether the ballots were | gon by this Government, have been | leaving McCook Field here for a United DE SMeliiders on Dec. 2, agents of the robbers. It. is said | By the Arsoctated Press. ie tampered with. ‘sent to Washington and apparently | Maryland fell into thé Great Miami W921, for a sun cairn ter in excess of that six or seven St. Louis brokers MONTREAL, April 21 —British | Others to Be Questioned. ‘have been received by officials here | Rives fe: pa : ft a * te 0 ot \ th a: od ed i/ have purchased stolen securities, ig-| authorities have captured in mid-| Election officials of the Fourteenth| as an important step in the right | One testoned tn Cc . ce Ps ©, ane i Vas . P , ee ae ' —_— =: me F > / 4 leg yar ae «Me purchase price | norant of the fac t th it the securities Ocean a drug smugel ee aid to have and Sixteenth Precincts, Nineteenth | direction. | ; commiiss on o cer, apt. — rey, id os, taling $477,500, was t were part of the mail truck loot or been transporting $500,000 worth of Ward, will be questioned concerning | The views of Washington on the | Oklahoman Declares He Has Lawson, and five enlisted men were i ‘AS, Li i le a ae on . aly ) ’ . . : : . ‘ — ’ ‘, i . . as ieee ecines 6 Webb nena Finding in| | that they were stolen at all. RSFCOKics from (;ermany to Canada the vote and count in the contests | subject have been made known to | Plenty of Money to Pay for in the plane. ’ ' hie . . J re] W } 3 & among the dead ‘A N Ie FOX : . eile interests in the company to Regs ‘ : ; |} that all of the stolen unsigned Fed-!|United States. Detectives got aboard ert E. Gorman, Democrats, against; Embassy in Mexico City and discus- | ewe ry orth $1- 900. taken_from the river ‘ ied :.. The inden Te ae oy coc, Pepe [wo Women and a Man in Hos-} eral Land Bank bonds, totaling $2,-, when the hp oage ee in Mp aap 'Ben Murman and Claud Martin, paint Disetage are in progress there which | The identified Adnd and tafuré,’ie RY ; . or . ° 4 . Pre - 295 900. ‘or “AC rere, ; Loering'’s nd secreted themselves until she was. rmublics ns f J ti . are expected to lead to a public an- | ° ——— .~ Bee. | oe os / ‘ jitai in W ashington After | I 900, were recovered in : I ans, for Justices of the Peace | | . peting i that tim a ae about Pag x S ‘home with the exception of a $40) well at sea, then made their appear- in the Fifth District. /'nouncement within a few. days. | An extravagant splurge on the/ reported from McCook Field, follow; MEE ae noe then & atick- rrying for Record. ‘bond. The pdlice yesterday, in giv-|arce and confiscated the narcotics, a| The board has completed the re-|. White House officials yesterday|trousseau of his prospective bride,| Dead: aitheunes nen — ‘ as ans 2. ing out a list of the bonds refovered, great quantity of the supply being count in 14 wards in the Biggs-Danuies | said the situation between the/in which he had laid aside at differ- Capt. W. R. Lawson pilot, Lang- ve wg fe oft _ fy 4 | Ry . hos ted Pree Siated that $1,000,000 of the wun-| cocaine contest. It is said no evidence of | United States and Mexico was grow- | ent downtown stores, to be called for |} Field ee a coment wt atetnched ' on ? ning cetera -_ "ie _— T} signed lang bank bonds were still sence rotate emcees — fraud has been discovered but that ing more hopeful each day. I a h h F . : cy lel } ’ e ; ‘ it As ' “hi ow A ; ° . , = ’ | i vuile mes whi r h had mwned WASHL TON, Api : } unaccounted for, but a recheck of | Orchestra Playere Ask Increase. many discrepancies in the count have | Among the probabilities suggested | when r money arrived, diamonds } Technical Sergt. Bidwell, Langley five months Hie became a trustee crimmer «jde of America’s dance the bonds by Postoffice Inspector 'Ttv the Associated Press | heen found and many ballots improp.- in diplomatic circles was an under- | and jewelry valued at $13,000, and KF leld. ™ - ~ . the petition states. man and two women were sent to a Theory of Use for Experiment. with disruption by a wage contro-| who carried St. Louis by about 11.-| in Mexico City and President Obre- | ©osting $650, directed suspicion to a| ridge Field, Mich. meeeenting a temporary 4 ‘sicians st v >. . , -: ad P tii § C “tS. ° | , , . ‘. . . : , iny . eo . : " : : ve he “A were ie Union Electric Licht and Power | Who established in Baltimore last ‘® th Postma i rs of “8 tow a sn atnte onl tte effectiveness, | phonso L. Rymer of 4339 Olive pot | Mike Gelleno, former owner of a ‘to St. Louis Monday to finance an . , aed ‘1tles . nic : ‘egistere , : " , , : r = | me. in July, 1921. for a considera- | veek what was then a reeord of 57 oath ne re ee a re “ ee : boat 2a a with which they were ap- | were “9 duty _ special Deputy : ef ‘fruit stand at 1420 Clark avenue, |accounting company and incidental- GET TOBACCO FOR WOODCUTTERS ption said to involve payment of $18,-| hours, were still on their feet teday. sine agate . gute : ra wi ~— the cher. plied, as told by a member of | See |S enrategyerapteesti Kare pgedeccacoey Fc was fined $240 for having whisky in|I¥ met Miss Mildred Holcomb of | ea 000 in Cash and assumption of $200,- '(Gne of the remaining contestants is — riba de yi . we ne — ace oui the gang who turned state's | Shes were charges sae fae ae a his possession and $350 for selling .f557 Pershing avenue, employed in Planes Had Been Rushed to Aid of 00 in incumbrances. The petition | Aubrey Gilbert, a marine ae mda - “neg wens : “y pe seca» evidence at the recent Denver ||| of the balloting as 7: ay we iwhisky: Joe Olivasto, who was em-/|a Y. W.C. A. cafeteria. | Nine Men and a Woman on : : a 2) Ze > ® ©) ca8 id : a. — > : > . ; | i Pilates that the building was sold by —— ——- am OG isd pene asin wel trials, “ hich re sulted in the and of the count after . 16 {polls | ployed by Gelleno, was fined $240 on | Hubbard said that he proposed Lake Island. Bicks to the United Home Build=rs D A A INAUGURATION TODAY ented capa caret ess mgggio conviction of 20 men. closed. Both have been asked to ap-| ii iar charges. Bertalemo Cas-|™arriage to Miss Holcomb and was | ly the Associated Press About Dec. > 1921. Sacks receiving ' ' ' the mail truck robbery, fee es Fe id of —o Against Brother pear hefore the ear nine Board telll, 1201 North Seventh street. was | accepted, and that they went to dif- NORTHPORT, Mich.., April 2~-_ $200 000 in casi ‘pre Tr imspectors and detectives lave bhe- 1 f v4 Wednesday to explain why so many ; ferent stores and selected rticles f Same . ash, $100,000 » > . , fined $400 for sale and possession of articies tor| Edward Horn, one laa . os : oe proms Mrs. Julius J. Este) of Vermont Is gun a search for a young woman Culminates in Wild Night Raid discrepancies were found in the pre-|), ra P her (hee: aimbee ‘thee: bethn Horn of three men d Same ; cote , + oak he 2 Chosen \ lce- President. who was known in Richmond on Tennessee Jail and Killing cinets in which they were stationed. | pial , have uit the bus! eas - jewels valued at $13,000 and the lin- | who risked their lives to travel umed OT eR eta sol I - 5397 60 I? 4 the rsapmegeraenin diy a r , 1° Heights as Vira. Doering. She left of Two Prisoners Held for The Sixteenth Precinct, the poll- i thi. fo- as defendants = told | gerie a4tockings corsets and shoes across slush ice and open water early ances 0 4.0 "ASHING N, April 21.—Frorma : 2% Guneet owes ‘ aq ' : tao | . , : Nistaied $477,500. The petition WASI ‘ i the Doering home, 23 Sunset ave Murder—-A woman was the |//ing place for which was at 914 | Judge Faris. He declared he had ample means to | this week, and who reported nine Bates Sacks sold the $100,000 #in! inauguration of executive officers nue, Thursday morning and has not saeee oe _ a — the ||| North Compton avenue, in a natn. Pr “That's what they all say,” re- purchase these things and would do| men and a woman on South Fox Is lehosen in the triennial election of | returned. tears of helpless women -are section, gave all Republican cands- | ed the Judge, “but when one/8° in a few days. Then, he sald. he j,,4 were in danger of starvation 'would return with Miss Holcomb to « . “Rotes befor udoawties The | 7 re their maturity. rhe | , “Quict People,” Neighbors Say. the greatest toll in a warfare dates 190 votes down to Justice of th t in.” steps out another steps in. ,resulting in six airplanes being va , , De a TO a -_ Value of the building at the time it/the society Thursday, including Mr: that has terrorized the inhab- ee Pence She Resubiiean’ aaa Potente ss eg eared y preg ae ys pa | ee ene « Doerings were sus- | | ; : on Sold was declared to be $375,- | Anthony W aye ( ope va I —, Bree pp i senda ine the itants of Benton Countv—An date for that office received only | Miss Holcomb, who is 24 years old, rushed to this part of the state { The $200,000 in cash received by| bee ho DEE Besolutions ad mail truck loot was found in Doer- See: Shad aes ae a maga ye , FIVE EXECUTIONS BY. SHOOTING | tia detectives and reporters that relieve the supposed sufferers, today —. mee then ' ed Webb | nal $i van C ie ; -o- |ing’s home, and that he had served hie : : ad nt | Sent Foard Bounce. es she had accepted Hubbard's atten- | admitted to newspaper men that Kis returnees to ‘ other business, occupl d the pro and his son to ade ath. It was recently discovered that a Bavaria Carries Out Sentence in | tions simply as a matter of enter- story was n hoax. An airplane | dropped food for the party yester- two terms in the penitentiar) seal on the ballot box of this pre-| yganner Contrary to German Law. |tainment, and would have accepted Cocke the petition states, in : : ots S, ler: for the concluding session to- tonsideratio | Bae , he workhouse. i T dy Th H ration of their equal interests|Gay of the annual congress of the *Wo terms In Ch ‘11 A Curious Tragedy at Has Set le ‘ : . : . la , .) : . e room > ° the Company. Subsequently the | afl rhters of the American Revolu- The Doerings were quiet people, All Canada to Talking— Woman cinot — wt ey mech grntines od lock ‘Ry the Assoctated Press. any gifts, but not for a trousseau, as day. le by Webb of his half interest] ,, or j the neighbors said, and had occupied church and community leader, {|| ®t the city hall an wth The| BERLIN, April 21.—Five execu- jshe has no intention of becoming, Horn admitted the starvation tals : ; F ‘ ; on. . . ° ‘? > , . j i . rf - owas rescinded, it is alleged, and | A deadlock in the election vote for the bungalow for two years Doer- aequitted on ‘‘accident plea, has been tied with a rte the | Hens by shooting, which have just Hubbard's bride. was part of a plan to obtain to ebb returned the $100,000 in eash| , ’ nT : Sabaw ing 7 emont and | ing was away from home in the day- describes on the witness stand board will seek to learn he het “' ee | been carried at Nuremburg and Aug- | _ baceo for the wood cutters on the : . : ° “a8 ) si tic F . . . ti paid him by Sacks. Cocke resigned 3 : i “d | Rarker of Rhode time. but usually was about the place her association with John deflection on the Junties ae ballot | burg, reveal that the Bavarain laws LORD CECIL VISITS HARDING island, AS trustee and Sacks was elec‘ca | sweat po cma , Li er for two of the | ®' night. His wife did not “mix” McKee, her neighbor, and tells Peace vote existed before t - 1" i permit punishment in this way, 2l- ~ oe re none trustee we i > as i Island, as candis . \ ve he neighbors She telephoned t+ how she killed him when she | box was placed in the store room. / though it contradicts Germany's —— ) On the date of the trans1c- eanide reneralshing. | With the neig tio | (hous . , men, Dec - 19°] ¢) net yn | cant vice-nresident-generaisnips, her orders to the grocery, and when went to his house to see if he Because of the large Democra statutes League Proponent Called on Wood- QUAKE TAKES BUILDINGS TO SEA ; " ~, Pee ie ecLiile : on ' j n —~ : ) a Pree. ‘ orael ) , « bit ' ‘ ESP ee . . . . 9 tes. me ither of wh m rece pve ~~ vere she wanted something in an emer was concealing another woman gains in the 11 precincts which The people's council, which as- row Wilson Yesterday, — ~~ It is ch i t} had jsary two-thirds, continued last night. h sent children of the and heard a ‘‘rustle of silk.’’ O'Hara asked to be recounted, the | sumed power in the 1918 revolution | Ry the Associated Press Hargzed the trustee Na nO i ee... “Swe . . drew vieing | Rency sne Ser , _— : . ve ’ — te | | , “ee . me noc . Awa . Mthority under omeiat meren. | Mrs. Barker then. withdrew, giving neighborhood on the errand, and ae is Republicans have determined to ask under Kurt Eisner, authorized death | Ww ASHINGTON, April 21 Lord Ka hatha Shocks Carry Away Fac ent im | : 18 trust agre ithe election to Mrs. Estes Raron | ' Fie any | . “tipper en ith sm: hange. . ' Re y shoo ; | a z : the company is lDecartier, the Belgian Ambassadoc uy : Hy t nar ned a warden. Oe dicts Veteran Judge—Publie cinets in the Fifth Justice District. al 1 the Bavarian crimina icode ‘ures in the activities of the League My the Assoctated Press : » to make such ; , as a ; 3 ny : ee The oerings had a yaraman, as i ae ad a al : aia ; .. | pa ‘ ari: ia pe " ; 7 Rogge oe “ 1 deal as put and Gen. Lord, director of the bud- a inihe ioe Mrs. Doering did wl st ntiment ag 30 such decrees Shortly after the Nove mber elec he federal law prescribes decapi!a- jot Nations, had mais an hour's confer- MOSCOW, April 21.-—The Russias sa lding ‘. get, addressed the congress last ! I ‘flew and appeared to 1s growing §s eadily, and it will tion there was a report that an rol Pree as the sole manner of official'y ‘ence today with President Harding, | newspapers report an earthquake on . - . . . af er ous : . ait ‘ ‘ ‘ " mea 1, 3 * ' * . 4 ' . ‘ - " i} a ; love ad. niuht. (;en. Pershing, who was on } asl i most of the time Few he ore the iAW ol the land, in tempt had heen or would be made to enking - lawbreaker’slifeand permits rut declined later to discuss his visit, April 15 at Petropavlovek, Kamecha'- ‘ Ts 0 » ar mag were . non ; % occupa . , nema ellie ) iat , ‘ 4 P > ¢ . Moved here fr ert Aul dian: » 4 ) , : , ee ° ri arrants cn OSSOCSSION OF % ; ‘ | 2s | cars. . . ‘ ouls to Indiana while @ wij] be broadcast by W 1) A] a doen Page 3, Column 3 < 4 Continued on Page 2, Colamn 4. sl aon Bigs “tinued on Page 2. Column %. station Continues = 7 ut Tomorrow Evening—Price 2c — =| Wet the Post-Dispatch SUNDAY EVENING SPORTS SPECIAL—O 4495, CT PM. b) v1 z ~e ~

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+ ct. eimai: cael le a nl ae a Ae a ts Sie Ni carl acm . ll here Thureday. was told by a Yean «ter: faced man. a leader Occupation «f the Ruhr has Put ve out of wor s ; the citys emergency work brought us too littie, only 60.000 marke a week ‘about $2.50) We were dic- Bing eXcavations, and have le tradesmen among us who could rect the work as well as any. ontrac tor and save money. We asked the ety to dismiss the contractor a: turn the work over to wus but thi« was refused Then they offered : let US earn more money by pilecework Natural!, we wef tne: He described how a Uelecatio, went to call on the Municipal «‘o) ell Dut was thrown out and how police then. opened fire. killine and wounding 15 “We advised cur men to ; tura peacefully to their homes and th orger was being obeyed.” he con. tinued, “The market place before the’ elty hall was almost empty when afternoon shifts from fact near by waa let our They kn nothing about tt, but when the po in the city ball saw this crowd « inte the market place acai: SACKS ACCUSED OF : FRAUD CONSPIRACY IN BUILDING SALE aK! naed Fram Pace One ada = OFFICIALS IN. THREE PRECINCTS CALLED IN BALLOT INQUIRY ' i te 7 inated F rem Page tine. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Found: d se _ be | Dee tt? tarts ser sine . . . , . : = ~—— —_— - . . "et. STRIKE OF MARBLE WORKERS ==» ~ te opened fire Then we «eelred arn in @ @un shop and began an arn battie.” rT Poe ». Bur ished A Pb A etrike of union tile setters’ anc marble cutters’ helpers was ordered yesterday, when a demand for an inereased wage wceale of from 62% oents an hour to 85 cents an hour pas refused by the employers. About 76 men are affected Employers indicate the work ifs ret hampered as yet. but estate that unless the men return to work the places will be filled The helpers have.me Gefinite contracts sere: being made from time te time @@ the question of wage scales omnes up. tf batches tte? wu ef sive la. sv Bac! arr mone, Delt) ered Deall¥ emir Er tered ae ef ond ma 18°78. et the Poeeteffice ac under the ect of March 3. 1 Bell. Olive C600. Dy city fea 500 & Ment” inary 'f-aean be «a wor ter July 17 _@oute. Mea. sleek Central 605. x Board He Would Reform! S40) a ORGANIZE Unanimous Recommendation a Release Made SATURDAY komedi 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH APRIL 21, " Ce nee — -_——— —- = 'POSSES WITH DOGS HUNT NEGRO WHO TRIED TO ATTACK GIRL, 14 Daughter of Missouri U. Professor Seized and Carried Into Woods. » the Poet-Dispatch MBIA. Mo., April 21 Sher- with bloodhounds are %r a negro who yesterday the 14-year-old and Mrs. H. R secluded alone nsas-Texas righ ~ SAYS SHERIFF TOLD AIDS 10 ‘GET BUSY ON CONVICT LEASES a, Former Jailer Quotes Florida Officer as Saying, “This Means Money for Me,” Referring to Contracts. “cc @ ne fi i¢ ed BY 43 ONL MEN Rest of 92 Named in Texas Indictments to Be Arrested Unless They Appear in Court. Dr spot f «ft . this city and It her The negro away by ty passing and did not ret .urn MAKES -286- -MILE FLIGHT TC-| nonrigid hij vesterday made Field to Chanut Ill... and ret . lles-by Aprii «1! ted him of Leon mmetruc this means Sheriff the Put- ive $20 a them 4 . to- esigating death Dakota to ‘ry North brutalities - SURVEY TO DET@RMINE HOW vermanes said was sift : a & ra Testifies. + {oe e?s Postal Cre m™ (,rand Jury Intent Defraud Alleced. Toe V\Wae« =a \ = ADVERTISEMENT roe ?} ; ~ . . : ; sd s : " " — ‘ ‘ . ‘* =. " : * * > ‘ ’ , ey if you buy now *» OONT waiT {Dp UNTIL COAL , PRICES GO U .¥ iar “ ith Our CU oOomers e cut t properly or the rest save mor +r .:0t% ANCHOR COAL CO. 4237 Perk Ag T3580 7460 _- af - GF ‘ : ‘ | Sy) hr} } rand Grand Det 729 *)0 Blue Serge which we Eztra Pants ree : p LIVER REGULATOR for BLOOD - LIVER- KIDNEYS Yee BIG 25-5 CAN One Door SOUTH of Childs’ 212 N. 7th Street to 9 P. M. “fumes sna cexewont SPEAKER G “sities” INDORSES HARD WORLD COURT] tional Holiday—Fascisti Oath Administered to Militia. Declares Reported C tion Voiced by Will R y the Associated Press. “ROME, April 21.—The celebration of Rome's 2676th birthday was per- | haps the most solemn in the long history of the Eternal City. Premier Mussolini promulgated a decree ¢5- tablishing April 21 as labor day in- etead of May 1, and thus the tradi- tional date of the city’s foundation Wood, Campaign Is Due to Mi and navy. In this city the Premier | ing. himself reviewed the phalanxes. a The marched along the ia Archeological Promenade, pasSinE py the Associated Press a the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, WASHINGTON, Apri 1. me Arch of Constantine and the dent Harding's proposal thes “@ Appian Way A tribune had been | nited States enter the Baad erected for f ti > esentative . fashion and in token of absolute loy- etuicbrbdienh . or ae W alty to the nation and to the irom an (Congressional ¢ amen discipline of Fascismo. The oath was end other Coaaitl dictated by the Commander of the lack ofa . ie 2Zoman Legion who was stationed in is responsible for much ot sy a capt balloon. . opposition to the administ for American membership hecomes a national holiday. A feature of the ceremony Was hers o ie diplo- “oN mi bi ‘ hil i whieh Ambassador ; if Speakér Gm wife had reserved ‘placeS.! declared in a f troops in a hundred Italian cities ro ‘ities | were reviewed by the Biack Shirt . . Lt? ‘mal statement 4 Premier Mussolini appeared | anding was extending their | for the ‘tenders and the chiefs of the army ancient Roman y R and his When (the militia saluted by ‘right arms. in the ory . Indiana. onvinced that (lon ive tice he President j NAVY CAN AID DRY AGENTS 3...‘ eae a | arefully and in detail at the eer pporti nity. Action Follows ,~ Semiofficial AQ- favorable nouncement That Harding The ceinkuenaminnts contem ewer Order Move. Harding is expected to take the e Associated Press of a letter o an addres, WASHINGTON, the In any lal surves considered unlikely thar 4 Department to presidential pronouncement Wil § the proposed Wess start the April 21 A! im-;} probably Tnttac progress . . it is is in } determine Opposition pome of the President's of the opinion that it Among F oS ape ers” “ “~ i BEQUEATHE PART OF TUTTLE ATE TO CHURCH of Property Goes to |" Relatives — Document Filed Today Contains Posthumous Expression of Faith. 4000 TO HOSPITAL; $2000 TO CATHEDRAL Also Is Left to Do- , reported opposition as wae) 4 — " ti. ; >» B posthumous valedict sionary Societies — Stone Cross Marks Grave. -' is con. @ ined in the will of Bishop Daniei S$ * frttle. ghieh was filed f B shop who was $6 years old Tuesday. : | The estate. late head of the -Protesian Aiocese of Missouri and opa fing Bishop of. the chure probate today rda’ The died eer Lof the funera an estimate of the of which is not obtainable, was thed to seven relatives, one of m now dead, and to three church The will was dated March | ‘4919, and began with the following ment in the Bishop's writing: “Thanking God for His goodness aa the near future aaa th opinion became more deck mapresentat the White House .yesterdag | ed hae the world court pe sition had aroused more ¢ ; the Mi : publicans in had the League of te a > eer? Myre The President has accepted invitations to make addresues | of them only tentatively, within { next few weeks. Mr. Ha promised Senator Borah he speak Idaho on his Western A dozen more additional ive been tendered and am it is considered practically executive can find as ‘asion to make bis { or ons | the<ce tain the prop! late Ox planation Two pport iniffes to obtain ed information the F in connection gm eparation of a statement é nistration plan as sy bmitted : shortiv before the (‘ongress were 7 in conferences held] with Elihu’ Reet a desire Root Is Silent. Was in conference ur with Root, wie @ erican who sat en} that drafted the procedure, mem! ther details of the int conference with Roet call at the White Hughes. bY a retary at thename Federal StaDury means to the RadioUs HEN you see the name Federal Standard on Radio equipment it means that it is guaranteed to meet the highest standards of efficiency. When applied to Head Sets, it means that they are made of carefully selected materials(in- cluding Federal special magnet — steel) and are scientifically wound, tested and adjusted. Federal Standard Head Sets — will help raise your recerver to professional efficiency by giving you clear tone and wide distance-range. Ask your dealer for Federal Standard Head Sets. If out of stock he can get them from our nearest branch office. Accept no substitute. Federal Celephone and Telegraph Co. q BUF FALO, N. we Federal Standard Head Sets are made with 2200 Ohms and 32000hms resistance. Federal makes a com- plete line of Standard Radio apparatus —ail reasonably priced. Write for cata, log. ive Wood, during’ gil _ 4 ‘faith in me in the time past. with humble the Savior’s mercy for to come, giving my body to the rth whence it came and commend- | The made Ran . Bet daughter. Mich.; to St. physicians during his watch which “?o , mre. Ramsey's husband. two Dr Christ Church : my soul into the hands of Him t made it following To Mrs Tuttle) Ramsey who died bequests ‘were Stanley M. ¢ ris- of Cincinnati, a last year, his home at Wequetonsing Dr. George M. Tuttle of Louis. a son, who was one of his} iliness, a Was a possession of ur loved mutual friend the late C. K. Griffin of New York; to canes Mrs who re- mmer Last Mrs. Sarah K. White and KF Miller. siterg-in-iaw, with him, $2005 and $1000 and foreign es f the Epieco- $2900 to endow- Christ Church Cathe- Lukes Hoesnita! institution, $1000. nrovided that the residue divided as follows st for Mrs. Willie sicana. Tex.. widow of the Bishou, Herbert; one- a ¢ Mra. Rarmsey, one-sixth to , Tutt and one-sixth to another Arthur Tuttle Dr. ae Executor. Tuttle is ade executor. Wit- s to the wilt were the Very Carroll M. Davia, former dean (Cathedral: H. Lin- of the former ively: to domes’ socie* the : (one-._ Lea Reber. president mioch Telephone Co. and Francis Eaton of 90 Vandeventer piace. Bishop's residence, 74 Vande- ter place, is property of the dol- of Miseourt. << With Simple Ceremony Bellefontaine. Episcopal clergymen and laymen’ agreed that the Bishop s« funera! the kind he would have desired kimseif Late yesterday acter the body was la!ld to rest with ceremony in Bellefontaine ery. At the head of his grave S cross in gray stone. about there high. standing. on a smooth rock ed niy with ved name, ttle" : The the ca ie near the center of the Mery on a gentiy sloping hil. * @nd surrounded by old trees mow budding with new spring the east of the Bishop's grave arm of his wife. who died in 1899 | Of her mother. To the west fs f of a grandson and nemesak:« South of this ie buried a son ber’ Whe cortege arrived at 3:44 ™ at the graveside from Ch-.st reh Cathedral, where the fu*- ervice wae held. a hundred-odd | and women were waiting. Flow- that had brightened the cathe- » Char ¢| were placed in a semi- @ around the burial place ) Twenty wo Rishope of the church black Cassocks and flowing whtre Mees took piaces on either si l+ te grave and Bishop Johneen Read of the diocese of Missourt, : Bishop John- *he ‘nm "he center Fepeanted the brief prayers pre- by the ritual and then led fn “inging of “Nearer My God. to which those assembled at Grave took part. Flewers were mk od “ver the grave. which was Mie in immediately with ear a. 416 D 7 the people were tr ‘ng Many View Processton. Tor'e@ge comprise? 18 Iimou- ‘he Bishop's relatives and follewed bw the hearse. came about 7°9 private required nearly an hour *¥ movement to Betlefon- The hearse was at the end formal procession because @ Dface ts always last in Epis- UaA ge T cycle policemen led the ~"7r tra rn Streets clear Out Locust street. route turned off were numerous onlook- S (Pectally in the lofts of down- "ee. Thereafter the only ors were these who chanced Scen sour! ang son, ne church low, wit the. — to he out. half maat | proclamat The se was cdescri tions of th lasted 39 filled with and hund Thirteenth} of the i’ul in the ca epresen menian @ Jewish co f numer members thers The cha the with the Sweet pe roses and benuty @& The fhow choir sta vantage pe of sympa za‘ions an ishes wh Bishop's a rector, f in Helena, Ltah, sces labors Imp The pre dral was hotisand paid thelr lay in morning. Mary E. ers While the the orgs rectors Schuyler they pa Thirt ter aisle First cross, f who ca earme the the rect vorThe by tives and bat in « ‘ook their he Bi in the the ¢ hearer. a ‘it wes from the ef the 66 The © Loule has intion of w Sy \ivester Bishop of er if | gone to therefore, |, Chureh ord se 'gervice t Kingdom loyalty cow of ren of hia c officers along the rout: at Bwitog

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EKER LET NOORSES HARD WORLD COURTPLA Declares Reported Oppo." tion Voiced by “Will R Filed Today Contains Wood, Campaign Leader, | Posthumous Expression of Is Due to Misunderstand. Faith. if BEQUEATHES PART OF TUTTLE {STATE TO CHURCH

sia Two years ago Daly went to La (‘rosse in company with a woman — ’ 77 med Kate, whom he called his if She had lj in Kenosha veg Daly and Kate established the (iffalood Inn on tte state road a w miles out of la Grange Daly li Kate, whose last name never is learned, often quarreled vio- entiy (Guests in the roadhouse eard sounds of brawling. Daly was nown to be a hard drinker. On Wednesday night, Kate says hat Daly threatened to shoot her. She left the house. When she came back Daly turned go her, according Scene at the burial in Bellefontaine Cemetery yesterday of Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle, head of the Episcopal diocese of Mis- to her statement, dnd with a laugh souri and presiding Bishop of the church. son, new diocesan prelate, who conducted the service. churchman. low, with a cross and the single carved name, “Tuttle.” Marv E. Bofinger Memorial Chnape! While the congregation gathered and the organ played, the Bishops en‘ rectors donned their vestments 112 Then and Schuyler Memorial House. they passed through the Thirteenth street, and down the cen- chapel ter aisie of the con ; Name of Senator. Gr Zit North Garrison WASHINGTON Ap} : \liss ; Ry the Ass rfed Press T ‘ us ng eid get t rlé @ ¢ } ~ , ; : ebut te an! inced he engage-, Wheeler, general counsel of the - Mpe ea J ; ~ A} . ae F Ate , rie | eat f S Antisaloon League, demanded today “"¢ ’ | ‘ , er | , N that the Rev. Father John L. Belford sires s nig: { 1.5 f f S @X] ey . r } : : ae f Brooklyn, who said recently he r Se M ~ : t t : ’ 4 2a ’ I ' Ta had heard that a United States Sen- ‘* . ; ‘ . ‘ ’ — , . ’ ‘ 5 x is ft f er of red t¢ had received. $150,000 for vot- ‘ > : ’ . } 4 ' ' ‘ . ‘ k | ( Yié¢ ey] of ‘ | eT ne f trié Kighteent Amendment ~- * ? ak ? - a ~ ’ T wy ‘ i i ‘ . oa : a wo - ia ‘e . ’ : ’ = ?} ’ 4 a ’ ate | ‘ riissis He urnisn Lfie prope! tul! rities Witn r sisted larg . at , } ¢ +} Sonnator t a d rne name oy e& Se@eTATO? + ’ ‘ r ‘ > raAs (Jrange : we s rs z T TY » | : . ba ] > ° \ T?y . ne is ? sa () ‘ane Ir VW nee . rie ‘ _ : ’ forn a >. + > . . “ ‘ss . ” ‘ ’ l@ lge fie? ’ —_ tie I fr: 4 nie Kath I he lford (le - a i 4 3 . ‘ i iuask i i " ara 7 ¢ Ww VN .s = . 2 } ‘4% . . —-— — ae ae: ton for t} . tice of law more than I do abput the members |. } he + 5 an dhome - mo img LOT) 2 ime pra ice I i er husband ve eeT djrowne and ef Cor gress whom *they induecd to thor Ho i bh ; ? > le 4 1a tne f | ’ ] jit ’ eT) | a ‘ | ' ‘ - _ ; : . ae otra for prohil ition and if rione y 7 ' P : _ Ce) Arnnouncemer! f I?ries s engnre- ' me a it a I ceé ‘ At f - es 4 was used to induce them . on ’ “oF Ay Mille f the | Fin ent to Miss Cox was the tirst M- ' ' ’ om ¢ a. formation iat his engagemer yf ' “ohave upheared today ts explaia Miss Veronica Mulvihill of 5057, HOMICIDE BY PERSONS UNKNOWN “ h¢ } 7 " + * One for ? 1a Was Eto f evar 1. d Dee?! ' Te. yom : gagement iss) VERDICT ON GANGSTER’S DEATH a ppo! ‘ani = 7 + ~ ’ e ° ; rt I ] e Rak ' iti¢ f I \iiss Novem be: Mulvihill and Priest was announced! : ce eee Reasor A r nec n Washington Sept. ] It was said); Police Think Kllling of W. J. B. 4 a 4 , , , ‘ ° « iar ) ; ‘ me : . ° wor ;, a marriage would take place i Crowe Wae Aftermath of $1645 intuitive sense oO! vome? ‘irs pELmAS Se 7ou “— . ' io . . ge Mul’ Payroll Robbery. (3 ‘ | D rT ed oOo nat the { >| © Oriow S 1 iiss : . ’ . ‘ s the « ‘-hter of the late M The Coroner's inquest in the death ; ‘ A rs ‘ £ ’ ‘ ~ \ reas ’ . ~ ‘ . piesa . . - , : r Mu)vil att ‘re merchant. In of William J. B. (Lucky Bill) Crowe, goa B: 2 » 1 #8 s , ' } he ¢ stand «@ Febr rh 19 she divorced Wa gangster, who was fatallv shot late Fe } f ’ (je, (j L “ q ‘ + -~ - Pee = would fy ' ’ meself ayn iter C. Schwarz, son of Dr Henry on April 11 at his home, 1529A Chou- PLA; 4 i eat ; ‘ ‘ a : ‘ “ “y ‘ 4 ; @ ‘Oonrnie 2°29 } an > a +? “t? ‘ old Ss 7 thr irawn hy i ry eal? S| hadi nw rz of 434 4 Wie et ry "narepy Dp! + fe eA YT AaAVeT ie, VV . cit dj r ¢ lA wi h A ‘ 44 ’ i Ahasaal Ral i 4 o , — . ‘ - ‘e we +912 verdict of homicide at the hands of no trouble convincing the police that!wWoom sme marriea in 4 118. il p p : : avs TiN ts ei ae ' “shriar rersons unknown to the ijturv No tha w } ole +) ng is a hoax Pr eat was dive rceed j Februar’, i] a ] I } jur ’ : aia i i‘ ‘ roe fia iniae? nf? r , - BR THE E Priest was married in 1921 to Col 1 who made an investigation. Per . “ " . . ‘ . ‘ oc? ‘ ) > = , > ¢ 4 a Policemen interrupted a fight on nander of the Lafayette Escadrille | 8ons arrested in he investigation de " 4 ‘ a . ‘ Min ed ¢ teatif . hs Awvines of +? e(r ne sidewalk i! fr Der ot 4ou VY“ Oct r y M4 eal. war C if d t , ‘ y, A I i} . Pine boulevard betwee: vO sa Miss Mulvil i not be reached attorney ” + : "7s > ’ te hat } _— ’ » | : , men, Martin B. Herman, 2 " Ng today for a stater Ane police have heen working oF et Hotel Statler. and John Adler a theory that tnis shooting was con- &. sa" : ~ : : . * s ’ > P| of 126éh Hodiamer t avenue at Q K T0 SAVE BUILDING nected with the shooting about the n yesterday liermar NIGHT WOR same time of another police charac- ; Aid a ‘ ’ Acs > > i "i . > ruised ‘ e Adie was T mr t 7 ; 7 téeY who \" as fake rT) tn the city hoe- i aac ’ 4 A; ‘ Aasal ‘ i . y S c Six Inches by St. 44 @ 1 . o tha atte « ¢ 1} ‘ aA? Newstead AYN enue “fat OT \ ] Alle ’ Had unk t ; 4 Al and was rié B2iterimTa ni f f .) alent « News Co. Quarters eat aeeatt 3 ; ' . tao er said Herman had become Louis New qua $1645 payroll holdup Crowe nad quainted with Adler's sister and tha A six-inch sinking of the ey be- heen arrested near the scene of the LA »~s i 3 s ~ ee ’ sk ‘ i J : ma +4 . } i= et 'A = #? > a, « +e ic , . > yesterday Herman had telephoned tween the excavation for the newihclédup, shortiy afterwards, inde: the Adler home making an engave-! City Club Building at the southeast suspicious circumstances | d i ; ata Aas 4 ‘ a | i ti. + ' : : : " , eT m4 nd T.ocust etreets : : ment to meet the gir. last nignt. An eorner of Eleventh and Locust stre ler said he told his sister to muke, and the St. Louis News Co 1008 Lo- Promise Not to Drive Auto for Year. . ‘ + . . “ i , : . t} ? “TT } CHIC AGO AY “" 4 Four wy er “When Herman arrived at the ap-j was believed t endanger tne rour- AX 4 AY / « Jur oF ; . s™~ A ~ & ‘ ; sia ‘ : ; ; ; : : , 67 4 oan : : ; , ™ pointed place he said he accused story building of the newg compan, escaped jall sente es and fines hers = fs “% , 7 ‘ T>4 +r iar need! } or dy ivin an automo him of insulting his sister and pro- Enginers consulted with Wirector 8} ne aa ee ‘ au ty. aia : . . . . +47 . > _¥ i» ‘ry ic er 7 ta "bali *r caeded t¢ . Imm Herman Herm: : f P iblie Safety Mickelvey, anc aa vt Lie wihnen Ati x Hi y p? Tris ig a ' the 90-foot con- | }funicipal Judge Walker they would told the pc lice he cid no? CA e t resui' cs rien. iAyIN ne be ner with all the refinement and service of the the “ Midnight Limite an 8 ma : " Wabash dining cars. and the courteous attention of [You can take the “Delmar Express” from Delmar neg P.M. eat convenience to those trained, experienced emploves, make the tmp on the Station at 9:46 P.M... gr “Banner Limited” a most enjoyable one Lving in she west end.) Tickets, Reservations and Information at W abash Ticket Office. 328 N Broadway! Cor. Locust) also at Union Station and enemas: Station or phone F. L. McNally, Division Passenger Agent 1495 Railway Exchange Building WABASH °WAYr a” ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH One of Co-respondents Demands Second of Michigan ‘ Opportunity to Clear Name Before Jury. By Leased Wire From the N. Y. Bu- reau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 21.—The filing of briefs for and against giving Stel- the young of the Geraldine fWarrir rl « ‘ in Adler Larrimore, ac- tress named as one CO-Te- Spe 7 nents ee the | Tellewen divorce case, an oppor- before a reyvyea tna ir her name yesterday the es made thb* the opera husband cle ted inity to for the first time specific cha star her actor The ] ite the Apr: i Suprem hefore division of the anppeni irom : ’ was decision of i who held that M Larrimore was not entitled to a jury to defend her rey but might do so before the referee hear- the ice O'Malley, is« trial putation, ing the suit Misconduct Alleged. A copy of Miss Farrar's origin“! complaint, which. with other pa- pers in the ease, was sealed as soon as filed, was attached to the briefs It specifies acts of alleged miscon- duct by Tellegen with the three leged co-respondents previously made woman The public and with an unknown not heretofore mentioned. n!}- legped inetances of infidelity are as follows | In June, 1918, with Kathleen Cif-' ford at the §8t. Francis Hotel, san Francisco In August, 1920, when Tellegen is said to have gone with Lorna Ampb- ler from Paterson, N. J., to Beckley, W. Va., and from then to Mare 4, 1921. during which time, Miss Far- rar charges, he was. guilty of fre-| quent acts of misconduct in 26 states the Dominion of Canada. Miss. Ambler, ¢ Australian actress, oo vith Tellegen in this and iy) Dpiay “Blind period is tour Youth Presumably referred to In March. known to the Carlton Hotel In July 1921, with a known to the plaintiff shack aft Reach before the Miss Farrar’s-attorney to the woman mentioned in this charg was Miss Amble1 on 1921, ‘InN - Ritz! with a woman plaintiff in the woman un in a tishing Testimo: , i, Long referee tha’ was introduced show In September, 1921, with Stella Larrimore at 730 Riverside Drive nd ator near 118th street and R erside Drive The last refers to the mark bench ineident, which caused Miss Larrimore to ask for the chance testimony of a private Miss Farrar. Verdict. , to combat the hired wt Demands Jury clé tective “T am a pure and virtuous girj.” she atates in her affidavit, “and de- mand the right to clear my name ot, thaea eharges In the brief submitted by her at torney. Louis B. Brodsky... he says: ‘The alleged corespondent is 1 voung, chaste, unmarried woman of excellent character, who has led a ‘lean and upright life and is entitle’l, asa matter of right, to have these se- rious charges determined by a jury.” Frodsky bases his argument on t) fact that Miss larrimore was "0 served In the case until after she had voluntarily davs after appeared ive she was named. He claims that, n- an interested party. she has the rig! to a jury trial and that the waiving of that right by the, two principal! does not affect her right, as she ‘came into the action itmmediatel upon discovery that she was named as corespondent.” In answer to Samue! attorney for Miss that Miss Larrimore was fully awa of the situation before appointed and had Tellegen's lawyer, Arthur 2 Schwartz, In regard to it. His tention is supported by affidavit from Alvin ['ntermyer, who says Schwartz told him Miss Larrimore knew of the proceedings Untermyer Farrar, charges the refe ree was consulted COT - aT) I"ntermyers objection toa Jur trial ie based on the fact that the proceedings to date would he di rupted and the whole case, now ready for the referee's findings, would be thrown open agai: No further action can be taken in the case unt!) a decision is rendered on Appea : = om oe a — — ~ c Case Will Be Resumed on Monday. Dvr the Agseoctated Prees of Clevelan , aul y ST. JOSEPH. The trial of Charles E charged with crimina! svyndicalism. will convene again Morm-* Mich... April 2! Ww when. the State has announced Francis Morrow, eDpartment of Jus at e onvent rie ' wo Se the the ( ~ lanted™ Edward « ai that ft Detective present ‘ea tha (,e«orge mke operative K-97 will take th eix witnesses State all but one of Wil 4. was the firat 74 liam loster rial . : ea 6. - " - unist part’ fmt to Sheriff of ne cc ion brow tria’ Bridgeman. told of the raid, Sheriffs, Henry Willard Ackerman cross-examination, (‘ounty, Deputy ana Iiv party had in Huthenberg’s baggerce Shanahan “ommunist had found copies of the documenta in one of Ruthenbere'’s suit cases The defense, by questions asked hy indicated will contend the W. Agency, owned of the Bureau attorneys J bs head vestigation, had a part in the raid witness for 'had"ever seen (‘Communist CIRCUS NETS POLICE $100,000 listimate the Police profit | $22,072 more than last year’s circus, .| which Patrolinan Thomas A. Wren. sec. retary of the Pelice Relief Associa- tion, said that the exact figures on the circus profit would be comptied next week Woman Injured Wh Shanahan brought documents came nied denied that he radical literature to Michigan when here before the raid, that he had seen any anys buried. when Foster. had been Ruthenberr. denied that printed program. a copy of Profit 22,000 Than Last Year's Figure. This year’s police circus Relief Association a of approximately $100,000, brought $77.928 yndicalism Kuthen berg called yveater- teatifed of of thoee Geter- the defense attempted to prove that a@ copy of* program and the examination of been of the Burea™ yesterday Rurns the of In- had of he and ,de- of the State’s exhibits prior to the digging up of two barrels in which the para- phernalia of the Communist conven- tion aprearitng as a he. of the More brought net or en Chair Breaka. 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURD. \Y EVENING, APRIL 21, 1923. — ~— —. a ES ee arrest them repeatedly, with evidence of guilt = : Se ; | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CAPTAINS OF CRIME. | but the criminals suffer no punishment; thev : 7 = a a a ee ee ~~ » — gga Again the breaking down of the machinery for slip through the courts and out of the peniter Published by the " Pulitser Publishing the enforcement of criminal law is etrikingly 1) tlary Company. Twelfth Bouleveré lustrated in the case of William F. (“Whitey”) These mockeries of justice fully explain the and Olive Street. ‘rime wave. Crime is a safe, paying profession ~ Doering in whose handsome bungalow at Richmond as " hse cae EP ” . | The courts have b : nN. ie =) @ ——— THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | Height 1 large part of the loot stolen, : a 4 news bull leights was found & - : Seema: > aa Se e bullett PrORM. mie ere ial oom is Unusual Programs en Middle W ' MR. HARDING'S DILEMMA. se Prices suppl 1 know thet my retiremen | | poe? . eee os 3% it From Post- Dispat ch Service make po difference im its cardins In the case of “Whitey” Doering the evidence tive Wood of Indiana, chairman 0} Ou Yesterda’ ture, a a will abways figtt ee eo cal . , if. tion res J. ong een me reform, never iwi- that our courts have broken down is more é6tar- the Republican Congressional Campaign | nena Stat : “Ta. tee, believes the proposed adhesion of the Unite ay erate injustice or corruption, alwys tling than in the case of “Lucky Bill” Crowe to es | prop : fight dcmagogeucs of all partics. ocver april 12 States to the World Court is a mistake, from @& ‘ >. ' ‘ ’ 1] tention ri oO. : = belong to any party, always oppose which the Post-Dispatch called at P party standpoint, and has so informed the Presi- | . privileged ogg go ee plan- To be sure “Lucky Bill” never saw the inside of dent. | : ) ofan tion K SD. TH @erers. never «;™ ; | ; : , is ‘sta » of = A a — aned felony sentences Possibly Mr. Wood is right. Since the infamous Bt by two °: we Tet the poor. always remain devoted to o penitentiarr. having escape we : . i of rd Deveraux TD ob in tha enrine a |. : 7. ” Le- ‘y , : : the public welfare. never be satisfied three times by easy evasions of legal processes and round robin in the spring of 1919, in which 38 Re am ou P begin a two Weeks etth merely printing news, always publican Senators leclared undving opposition to si _who Mond ay at the Att 5 FI: ingarta : ts nts and ‘oul ‘rrobably have continue: idle , ; a ant ond: y be Grasticalls gp alee oi te punishments and would probably ha ; the League.of Nations, the genius of that party has Zz : ‘ - in the Artist Guild a ave B afraid tc attack wrong, vw hetiecr ’ = . f . Soya, . ry o hot (jSliaAave his safe and lucrative profession uninterruptedly largely been devoted to influencing public opinion ae te: STE . 3 , will take place about predatory plurocracy o predators " . _. ; A . ; ’ oo o¢ 4 " . a . 7 Jj - le 4 ‘ ft ae be t! +h first ee immber on the poverty if his pals had not put an end to him for violating “gainst American participation of any kind or de- a wi e of the evening 8 pro- “ee - _ 3 a : si JOSEPHA PULITZER. minal cod gree in any international effort to promote and E ee mea - Maik ; 4 *' ; . : a r Apri) 10, 1907. maintain a peace of justice by reason and equity. : a a progra™ — - — eww ‘ fee? ¢ al . ; . ‘ £4 - LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE There is more strength in the little finger o% the This protracted campaign of mendacity, inspired ; , . “4 ‘an reading ' - [= , ‘ ' a. numbers, includin § bandit code than in the loins of the State law. by personal and political hostility to a Democratic | , a pried fist on prope ate 90 '* . reac an caitva » » 2 . -* / 4 ‘s : + ea al se ect.on oat 7 ——_ " *) The meome ond oddrrse of the author Lucky Bill, however, was a journeyman burglar resident, and coneeived and conducted for parti- | : J “s , a 0 ~ x 8 D sent out sheen: mh: nel phe San advantage. has doubtless left an impression on ™ nS gp Sad a J serams yest erday, each one Le Master. ; ‘ : . , — = Pe 17 = Address } Ne: ! agferent from the others. — nauteaa ust eccompany crery contribution, bet eriie “Whitey’ Doering was a master burglaPa ; e pl ie mind any event . ho) a ee $ , ' Red Crean ‘ _* . Ltr ta — © rT Ci ily c - pr cicronce cate, with headquarters and a plant at his suburdan jeve! of calculating partisan politics and it may Deaerstoy Sab | . oe feet Bae: / . p . . . a - oe” a Anesday ‘ ub oO : is ._ rR = ~ rr oo fy 1i1¢fé *% o l- + [con . : ; . . . 4 . ‘ _— al. ong rove @ more difficult task to raise the question 400 2 F r . w nder the direction of and Julf Prison f Not Votin $, u by “4 or as sites . ; + ec? ; . " he Editer of the Post -Tiens ; | ’ , ‘ea (net aviser: iike Mr. Hughes.and Mr. Hoover er of American Guild of H OW can the voters be arousec 270° :% > OUR. 4 ad ‘ - els gE and the participants were ie apathy of which you fo jus assaU! ith intent to fob and th — os indeed. if our support of tn > . : rm | os | | | Menze, soprano: Mrs. Frank mplain” Ar the last two elections, je oe first charge he was sentenced c+i+,;; | ee a # 3g 7% PRA | Sam, contralto; & F. Het- J sat iin 4 ; j : r ee! i fitut) ) iKxe the Pe rmanent Court of Internationa! ' a | + €9 : « : 7 . ’ and James Vi. Porteous. . A. he, Sos y : ‘o> This little program, which than 3° per cent ; the registierec bureiar at penitentiary for two years and a half and Justice must be approved or rejected according to d ! . ‘weeted three-quarters of an ‘gestlted in many enthusiastic , the probability of its winning or losing votes. If ever a question deserved to be considered solely on b “9 Ps ; ee . . Kip veee ae . ent in er authorizes the expenditure of. the ‘ its merits this one does. The same was true of the f §ts 4° : on -a: ; “ ss ~ rogram was given eee | | tentiary, and the habitual criminal act provides sage ; ae ' ve Sage eS ox Re 3 e8 oviock pros 8.7 906.000 bond issue. Who governs ou! League of Nations. But having made the League , - : : j “3 ‘ » Hiemuelier sisters, Louise and » blic schools. who makes. enforces or that the maximum sentence shall be imposed when 4 ¢oothal) of politics how can the Republican party > “J oa e. Thelma Duckworth, : law Aministers omer ; oe: tee. ~ eon eau eet i sannanes oftant my "sore ang ® criminal ts convicted for the second time, “Whit-| hope to rescue the World Court from that fate? . > KS's ae Uther Weis, a 41° ic 7) , ; ini 4 : “ . ade " — ae : ty . “3 bes charmingly given. eollects the taxes and spends our moner er" was permitted to plead guilty to minor charges That {s the dilemma that faces President Hard- fo™. . e 7 : : young men of extraordinary . ¢ for +? : ; r- . . — ; . - ; " . ; , / + a i . ; and. in general, looks out for the inter- 4. 11. next two trials. He was sentenced to the ing—a dilemma which Senator Harding helped to mee SS p> .! , * . and ability. presented the) | ests and welfare of ovr city P i » _ : frame. : ' y, ae ' | ~e. ¥ t program They were ©. Th : rorkhouse. On t four e Se. E> y J , ° . The same “ ages omega ee passage workhouse On the fourth charge ot urgiary he Pe i . -\wree 2p BAY x t Jr.. baritone: Forest Cogs- of the jury aw wriic auUtnorizes im- . ‘ 4 - ton? > . . a 7 i ; . _, *> aA «2 ‘ +4 ’ ‘ hi sur, was sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. . ‘ . ; , | Menor, and Henry Arthur, prisonment for failure to serve, without PUBLIC OPINION SCORES. | : . All three of these young) ‘ - “2 "nr “ae mut : 7 “4 7 : if li | u! a | & , ] ‘ ; ] ’ : ’ a nN + . ” lesa! excuse ae sere Seee oy so _ Copemeneen Qua ie Secause Be qerved less tine prepa: eee na rete in response / making their radio debut only the interests of the individual. while inan half his term; he was released on parole ‘gecomplished this undertaking an election. which concerns the interests 3 ylly that. late as the hour) : : eto y all of | . ly at. : ; la rie tangy ap eae.» ts wd ne , “@aemerous telephone messages, our citizens, if they so desire ne Vic- » misguided, maltreated vouth who would lead an ae biecal and long-distance, were re- Mus and ee \f-seeking ‘ olers take advan _ : : . ‘ Lhe ; Lf Cis i¢ 4 ft c "4h tory for com- omplimenting their per- tace ofa ermal! vote to elect corrupt and hLonest ili@ if permitted to FO iree. NO account was — . —-— o in 7 - “er : e Me? oe . = } who would be ) cag weap ee ae oo oe ve : me ” AY A 3 ‘ and urging that they ap- 19. ompetent agg Ss, ; : taken of hie erimina!l record ir Dy lic ini - ‘ : ti. ehot 1d - — . > - | 2 , so) . y~ | | again «i a re cy ae “Whitev’’ maturally went back to burglary and its Known and the institutions which indo | - “fi ~~ _ ” 8. Se : re — SUT s ID TO INVE VE igvens did their duty Knowing this Verthy candidates are afraid to run for robbery as the safest and most profitable occupa- public office and meet with almost cer- — ; hound : , 1A ; 4 if f be - . - . tain defeat tion he knew anything about. He was a profes ia laa ; ny, : : a f° £ > | ‘ Be OAl® > . or ay Fighting . Go ee Decision Against Purchase of Even in the World War, we could not sional criminal, preying upon the community and eel rilv too much on patriotic volunteers haract n and resorted te conscription. Taxpasinz living for the most part in security and luxury OD in the the ra. particularly on so maiestic ¢ " ' ) ix not one to the bh , ++ T kelly eo ae ee > a Re: —— ~ tt rahe . the foundation for all the superstructure vice a Sad the Prorehouse ang the most Saree sinned Sten ae ice ge cng | a This column is designed tor eee. Rnowieee 5 > of government If it be too small er of his time he was a leader of criminals, and liv- LIGHT ON BUILDING: FACTS. PGT se a ei mr Steps na iken to protect the St. Louis bi fenich was filed in the United weak a!! above will tumble down Oe: secretary Hoover has declined the request of the | — eri pson ¢ té poice he only thing th ittizens will have tas the latest comment by the leading 9 District Court of Northern I =: JEFF MacKAY ing easy on other people's wealth f indicted for Agcociated General Contra = i : “od aioe “ : tr der thas an} yIshevik; a bet- to fall back on i he sidewalk mewspapers and periodicals on the . became public yesterday when . Readia crime there were ten chances of escape to one of es: ructic idustrv sia pe es Reise E Mp eS. re wy eg ‘ 2 a a ie at a Barnum may hat een righ wanes he oat _ the day. a mew York Centra! filed an an- ib) The Slot-Machine Case. ; . ekg ak ee See , = Chere ? born every minute, but there : adequate punishment. If indicted as an habitua> ‘€ | rpos averting a Duyers’ strike which cringe * tte —— ~~ a we t any Marga * Sanger: in them days. OUR “ELASTIC” TARIFF. oe Pennsylvania was said to have build ' = : i e i ition! ru’ should be reminded cz king of the Battimore @& Ohio, «wm | from a mail truck April 2 ng drama or Program love mak! Tul chestra, Ch le Romeo and ast rector sconight to radio listene ~(a) Coed er part will be an or- and following the there will be’ that level than Mr. Harding and his sympa- i Bo rene and >5 per oer rt of .»% in the emeibie wote (f all were reristered whe _ ; - paca . - , . served bis allotted time. He was a “piker’’ then should be This means that three-tourns of ovr citizens Go not care who spencs Although he had served a sentence in the pen!- a + .* em, ~~ at Oe We by Gov. Gardner on the representation that he was Wi ak hai ——— — --_- an —— T- the Fdrter of the Poet -Dispatch ; bi’ various continuances in the siot- rc bh . . : ro Nn t f a Yre. , Y | : | a - e Chicago News. “% ©. Indianapolis & Louisville, permit the con- charg@ If convicted of felony there was an ap- criminal there was a plea of guilty on a mino area on & int Re high cos fr building ma dae je -_ c“Ree | | e) ' enarantee us immer , 7 ey T HAS been sai@ in certain q rand Trunk Western: the Pitts- tinued uee of these devices. are atiract- — iets a GU 3 | , - f] >| rovisi ° | “zi ; ) La ; mee “T sna Not “a peal, with the higher court searching for errors ea pt | flexible provisions of the Fordne@ . Cincinnati. Chicago & St us _™ : " ¢ ; . ; . . .Swses ve , >" 4 i. . : it ; . ; *% ‘ > ‘ a4 a4 : . . ek ne vis : ieee teen 62 On 0 t Pe I tenced to the “‘pen’’ there was the pardon or Da- 1e Secretary's des’ ;, — ‘eat ' wand Mir. er a nse tor ‘hat oul tablis! orld : rds. ‘er gi iften. nission—that of ascertaining foreign : mug a permanent order. By vir- ; : n its power to imme args , ease rogram baa hiatoe em Tad ee 5 : = i sae ‘ ) ’ | QP er 0 1 dai eo il . ‘ : : | . ; we ee . were [ ; but ir r ira ‘ Darl rmused a “a ke Wate: ‘ Ye oo production costs—is impossible of - its order. the Interstate Com- ately stop the use of them by arresting Tole er available to a criminal with friends euUMibIteG we ore Cains (he proposed conterence is iil aia | ‘what | Time will show whether this view is @ Commission becomes a de ’ any one wh mb her r that , , holly asona! , —_ . » weak ; ; | rae wt ; seh peat NEY gg | tit or et F , + 1¢ ho ga eehie be : TI, h | VV e repeat what we said in thea case of “Luck. J ack ‘ . 44 " sa iJ is Vaz 1e 4° ' i a : . . } : iis ‘4 la . er ' 2] ki 7 Mean hye . the flexible feature of the tsi at in the action "ip er ie A unisha eo ense ' 1 , awe - lin 7 = " ; ar: ’ . : eln “ . . : ; ai +4} . ” , 3 sage Dealibo . ; P Bin” Crowe ; The unexpected Would paralyze all action rmusi? nae eel : 7 Sag ee. | Hat rich g her ki rother, _ mot likely to bring early relief to the pa B the face of concerted -oppoast-| | iy -0 sie up © Ass k of « ~ ae . : hat ha \f: tloover to fear fr ‘mM an ac rate analy Wi ; mx Wi eee . . ~ or 4 2s head : _ under the sofe connection with the sugar situation. ne the commission tn May 1971 } Popul . . + . aA > s as aied - LAd - r + ,* i rcs, . - ‘ 2 . . ~~ ¢ Ss al 4 : ses 4 6676 _ _ . J * a . : ne us soe to use them as an instru In t} re face of this convincin idence c ' : ees aay ; $e ; - ahead ~_? need to ing robbed”’ commission, having been ordered te de i that the New York Central M ment of gambling is, even _by one not the ; . bee SuUs0N, a report On (he Cilleren in cost . Spee was 4 mMmrMmonm whit when we ' ‘ . : ; r i L- ee 7 the — ~ * ang futility of law enforcement in t! ct. Loui tay - lee had : ee ee : ar oe eae HI DORE TRILSEY estigation’of the abrupt and us ~~ acquire the stock of the Chi- Steinway f we P - yd " " camels ore - COUPTS euntw§ ted \- = _ i ‘ : a4 ‘ere art - wha i P| ‘ : —s 3 Qn 3 riSOl 2¢ Tt o .* : ' . ‘ e : 4 : , 2 . e vrance in Sugar prices, explains that ft ‘, Riv *T & In 4iana Railroad and : @! ; ame with the owner. The same is true arts, SUppor or encouraged by the highe: Duild{: coc e! mn att | int - : more thal a , at least six months to finish the Ing | Antero! e i ened ' 5 LEX courts, the Judges of which give more weircht oS nia os ' heart. fi ‘lutteri: 0 han d . Sit I a badge for the follow! . ne serene “N : control af the Chicago Junc- : ' ae . sete igo stud’ e nsequ | estate snecr! icine ter ' ’ oc oe : shoe-repair shop in St. J must conduct investigations In Cuba, - (Railroad under a 99-year lease — gg se pets ite 2 ep chigy lea ~ “@ a in Louisiana and elsewhere, and then & ‘Watter’s track cover the Chicago RS rr - to the siot machine - -_-—— 10 a trivial error '*. the u LC a . £8 a d xa An : 2 * . rds 4 ' qd ac facent manufac- , lower courts than to a The Crime Wave Analyzed volume of damning evidence. need one nde lon naa where? ti Lynx Souls hae . ¢ . i P } ry ° . . . al ee an.) ws be hemind A wives whose thought I ne writ , . rs hisky, and s bell: n its guaranteed waterproof atin “ eshte ture Sey : territory. while the C hicage | sat season will not be reassured by the tatu m & indiana. a road three miles Te the Editor of the FPoeset-Dispatch ; ' - that crime flourishes 0 Cle Oe Dieenine > Oak 8 a for sale here — mission's announcement. Yet a mete, connects the stockyard tracks | W BE all know that Chief of Vollce _ q : an let ‘ ihe lice, at the risk, sometimes th the ii (an iin rept int ir f > an at O'Brien and Chief of Detectives : cyt " ‘ nl yo te ’ facts then there must be somethine about rt extent ine , , , ioss of life, pursu nd arrest prof tonal crim. ae sie : . oo, ew ' mia} id that whisky con- : eee . rry Hodgiand are doing their best to stop exe » oe i Se _— -~ $ S that should be corrected. The surest way juerec mar! ; ae They carried me in on a stretcher one day; perilously close to winning the © | sreen actor and director, were | was set for wre a : | Ee ff Pes geile. © reuaneen, Or Workir Op! 1d I was racked full of pain clear down to the Ut her Government yields to none in taes mec last night and were back at pereon, and the first cry from the public ~#§ perk 2 was a member of the Excavators’ Un: in which it holds its international obs = Makir tetur | Mrs. Fi ie “the gangster did it, our lives are not | ye: T was fs Wee Meee El Wee ete ten ota. & Weistnatees. State Jul h! le ne ee eee ‘a | safe any more, what can be done”” ne . wes the man: se ee =a ee tees of The good wife. she went with me all the way, singfors, Kaarlo Juho Stahiberg, Samm i Dodd, rector of the Epis- | McCormick SIEM the Cokie one do ic to +. at we ma } wae frst invaded the tomb of t} And to whom 4id she turn me over alone Finland, has signed the bill authorisiag @& Church of St. Mary of the An- inue. Wet ~ . 18 , . rao! ¢ ‘? vy 7TTTh - . — + wa " : ’ give some of our bum politicians -he ; y + of LAS AERRB IY ye: ae ao a. a oe Sayeme Cae If it ent the nurse? oe ment to make arrangements for Saat B known as Hollywood's “little estate man, ss. 6 ' . ; .4 ee en he Ww Ave Aa : _ _ s* . within — - ahoe. eo work will boom as it used ta do . . : ~ f r y ’ i ie | if AS i ] : ac » : t d My Aoctor came ‘round—a wizard was he-— yr debt to the United ge , > . sround the corner. per- Vr and for when a man can't get work he's blue f ' O ty So ones, a*prominent To run down my pains and chase them away es ms ee a, ae ot , a. coreuneny.. ase Se ee and starts to drinking booze. And when rte uncer circum- An@ leok me over most solemnly, a ——— —_ ee apathy of honor and Char- | father was wneets a Moonshiner who takes him down ? , ~~ = . . . . . 5, q * oo oe : - to the Moonshiners’ Slough. and after he i ise ll mt Valley Park I parked my car on from Greece and Wnried timecit sap fled sword Commissioner for Russian Relief of (8 - SPRINGFIELD — Clear: ” . - . . , : . our » 2 mse it nm th (ire 1 © te ‘ * . - , mA ' Tl orest Park bouleward at 12 45 ; ™ oe een at of aaa me “ Ber: me zarxs Down the flelds IY lef my iads with a shout. of Nations. is establish! ng a service of f Bond and. returning at 4p m., learned o ' avail, and the words upon every But wok fr a hed been missing since ako « | man's lips in Belled Buzzard today are. “Well ; ‘= ee ee and packages which will replace aa \ : ’ ; e* ‘ ‘ . , , ssi Th : mM ‘ bh; ur ' 4 #i | The Police Department was ndeifted « el they got John \ . widiece ones the nurse. 93 a “a erican — mage : TSTABLISHED .A87 : , —_——— sat ae “A Gh’ bw ¢ - is. DF ansens gallant an . pe the theft. and called me up at 8:55 p m a A riO-TiUM, Ark —Ten members of the Afrt- And by the way, % the ward where I lay. | nouneinnass “ _" R reliet | , “3073 w CENTRAL SO2Z3R : ah r ‘ can M. E. Chureh af Wa. - ro be sure, were all sorts and condit! P a ied ussian Valley Park. and was in charge of Dep , . consequence of giving a moving men, | at of the Quakers been one of ) the church last Sunday : ae From young kids to tough birds. both ol4 chapters in the history of these 4 uty Sheriff Young, and had been iden la igh! ll di 1 oc and ‘ . tified by Detective-Sergeant Kemp. To ) ‘ terrible agony. The pict: 5 gray | years. The Nansen parcel service @ S& - . : ‘ ‘ at ‘ P ii it bring these lines to a close, service in the yal G i RYT much Me a record, and also shows ine S ° ° eft the ward for my happy home The American C ¢ Relief | HING ELECTRICAL fv-ORGPEtion between the city and county ii ie ay. Big Boy. whe ée your « ican Comm«mittee for frre. THOMAS 6G sme Tact that eight pettery makers have been : : a a ee eee Children announces that heneeforth Sine, ATT - FLAS he S IALE rear ‘a ’ _ enaih sien ile . -~ . =< <, a ne goodpbr. as I Started to roam wtll b 4 i . LAM D« - — -: . Sentences must not be taken to mean If it wasn't the nurse? . © distributed through the ' poet Ams that the pottery trust has gone to pot BERNARD Cetra | den, and the Committee for | - +RUENSTEIN. sa that tt will distribute through the ’ bie

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— —_— MIRROR of LIC OPINION nn is designed to reproduce withe® st comment by the leading publictes, and periodicals on the quesiions @ iR “ELASTIC” TARIFP. icago News. fen said in certain quarters that rovisions of the Fordney-McCum *® about as flexible as a brick ity they impose on the tariff, com t of ascertaining foreign and domes" mn costs—is impossible of fulfilimest iow whether this view is he flexible feature of the tariff @ bring early relief to the public ia ith the sugar situation. The having been ordered to make an it f the abrupt and unwarranted ir prices, explains that it will require nonths to finish the inquiry. Firet t investigations In Cuba, in and elsewhere, and then it must he 18 and examine witnesses. H thoughts turn lightly to the 10ot be reassured by the tariff houncement. Yet a mere 9O nmission would carry no weight ction. Investigations take time obstacles—especially in fo d among overprotected , int light. The sugar question Apt to be dealt with chiefly’ by the smmission, the department of ce department of justice. S &permanent order. By vir- ts order, the Interstate Com Commission becomes a de- ille, ~ injunction mat in the action. Bthe face m acquire the stock of the | OUtside lines. - of concerted May, New York the commission in i that the 1921, Central Chi- River & Indiana Railroad and Control of the Chicago Junc- liroad under a 99-year lease ers track cover the Chicago fds and adjacent manufac- territory, while the Chicago P@ indiana, a road three miles Connects the stockyatd tracks Control! of the the New York Central, rival held, gave the latter road a we position in the heart of the packing and manufacturing Steen be | undertaking | opposi- ACTRESS. AND “ACTOR WED. ' Daw a Bride of Al- fred E. Sutherland. Asmociatet! Presse ANGELES, Cal., Apri! aes >} motion picture Daw, And Alfred Edward Suther- sreen actor and director. last night and were Making pictures today. E Nea! Dodd, rector of the Epis- Church of St. Mary of the An- OWn as Hollywood's “little “found the corner. per-¢ the ceremony. Mary Pick- Was matron of honor and Char- Dlin bese man tain: ng the license Miss Daw r name as were ‘* The bride- Who is Chaplir ‘S assistant dl- | fave his age as 26 i Road Conditions: Ph to the Post. BAS CITY ST muddy Toads muddy ** Toads muddy “y threatening —~Clear: N Dispatch Unsettled: JOSEPH—'neettied: MOBERLY—T'nset- COLT MBIA HANNIBAL aoft JIEF- roads C TOA is roads roads good CITY State SPRINGFIELD lear: ood. - (STABLISHED s887_ N 3073 W. CENTRAL S323R INZE “TRICAL SUPPLY CO. '29 OLIVE ST. “7 THING ELECTRICAL vFTS - PARTI -FLASMLIGHTS - LAM PS-HOUSEWHOLC APP- AT ETC COMPLETE STOCK back at | The | i nue, & Myers Tobacco Co. | fer, - Gampoen tt Diana’ Overture .Aecher Orchestra Piano Solo— Spring Sone Mendelssohn Germanceria Solo— Hungarian Fantasta...Tobani! Irma Wolf Giadvs Hauff. Accompanist ‘a) Ole Soutuhu Zamecnik (b) On the Hike Zamecnik Ore hestra’ 8:30 P. M. SPECIAL FE ATU RE Shakspearean reading by ereux Plavers Helen Peeck. nianist: ve] Etline Heiligere Mary Gibbs. accompanist Le Master, reader Jos Law, Address by Capt eesistant director of life saving. Division, American Dev- Ha- Mrs S Southwestern ted Cross ] Ralconyvy Scene from “Romeo and Juliet” Shalhs« neare Clifford Devereux and Zinita Graf ~Piano (a) Valse Brilliante— Manna-Zu ’ ; Ste Nollet : Kroeger (laut D'An . Berge Miss Helen Peeck Address Thy You Learn to Swim Capt. Law our Should Songs ia’) Kestacy ib) Me a Beach Sing to Sleep (;reene ers Piano Mrs. Hazel Miss Mary Gibt E nes Old-Fashioned come Th ree c) Mr { #7180 Miss le Master Piano (a) Still Unexprest (b) Just a Wearyin’ EE. H s at eili the W el- Words. R seri and Ren ee Bond for You— Rond 1 Love You Truly..Bond Miss Helen Peeck I'rayer (c) 4 ~ ia) Perfect Stenson Wat - hriges Heiligers “= > ; , at the Pia ws the Hiazel Fb (;ibbs in Zs “har n Mj Hachma! Peeck iss Helen Pee Pee cK Vedrem : > a © mT as the erecti: M ony e sts AMERICAN HISTORY FOR CHILDREN The Rise of the Interstate Commerce Laws Was an Important Development of the Administrations of Cleveland and Harrison. | r ' RAILROAD DEVELOPMENT. By HENDRIK VAN LOON, Author of a Story of Mankind.’ 192 by the WW rieh*¢ PYFIA! Sh OND important development during the 12 years of | A. vhich we are speaking was that of the interstate commerce cae The first railroads in America were all short lines, th local demands. Some roads soon became very wealthy, | others went into bankruptey. Then the richer roads bought up | This consolidation of many small lines into a few War, tmnt restored between the Christy alsh Syndicate concerned | the poorer ones big ones was halted for a time by the Civil more rapidly than ever after peace had been North: and the South. : As important to a farmer as his farm, is a means of communi. | cation with his market. It is useless to raise 1000 bushels of wheat unless vou have some way of getting that wheat to a pur- chaser. Hence, the development of the great grain-fields and orchards of the West goes hand in hand with the development of the railroad But the railroad svstem of th: ry was in a fine state of confusion. American railroads are privately owned, and so there was no Government control of rates or schedules let us suppose the town of X in Kansas to be connected by railroad lines with Chicago. Road No. 1 offers to haul grain from X to Chic: very low freight rate, so all the good citi zens of X and rye over this route. This leaves road No. 2 with no offers to carrv freight at a rate still lower than road No. 1. Promptly:all the farmers of A trans- fer tReir patronage No. 2. Then road No. 1 reduces its rates still more, takes the trade back from No. 2. This rate-war, | for trade called, continues until both running at a loss and cannot afford to keep up repairs gets worse and worse. eon? Two a 1 their wheat QP 110] : . ‘ trade, and sot oO and PLS are ae | POAaACGS (97) are and eng and the service f Y. Nebraska. railroad ridgic tracks The town ¢ Cava is connected with on this road is very and the All the friends and relatives of the railroad officers and employes ride on passes, else hi pav an outrageous price for the little slip of which enables him to in a dirty car and be hauled over ‘otten roadbed. But because there is only one railroad between id the of Y must use that road, stay at r grain rot in the fields. as these that the first Interstate during Cleveland's first admin- ulations for the manage- and a commission appointed to en- The did not have very much authority at powers have gradually strengthened. -Today, ff X. Kansas. send their grain to Chicago over.rail ste 2 whichever thev choose. The rates are the id the service equally good. While the citizens “bn iv the same rates and get the same service as the ae towns which are blessed with two or more rati- unfortunately the friends and relatives of the 1 officials, they no longer ride on passes, but same as other people. (To be Continued). on the other hand, ny oniv Oy} re) The SePrv)]ce . ) >» Bees lreiah\? rates ulously high one ty ever c)\T hiecago, citizens ome and let the) It was to correct such abuses Act P| » iwtration. By was passed in 1887, general reg f ommerce act. some , (le mission this ment ads Were Ma force CON been but it citizens No. 1 or on he ul Nebras oft roads. And railroad emploves an fare. the mrst. S the 7 road SAT of ¥. Citizens ior 41. ineir pas teaders who clip and preserve these articles will have a splendid col- lection of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplement- ing the study of history by children. a — ee — — oe Oe Ce — GEN, WEIGAND To GOVERN SYRIA pyright, 1923.) PARIS, April 21.—Gen Marshal Fo dispat DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL AGAIN BEFORE BOARD OF ALDERMEN —_—— SC Advancing Clocks Past ify Measure for in Weigand, ! Summer Failed in Two Years. A daylight saving bill, h's right hand man, has / ched 1a been to govern Syria. introduced Board of Aldermen yesterday vurning lerr Wimer of the Twenty- 1... heen massing troops on the bor- provides that at ~ &. der of the French mandatory zone inday in June the Gen Weigand will repoft to Presi- be advanced one Milleran whether the political last Sunday and economic handicap Syria has be- does not outweigh the mora! ing on to protect Chris- tian to themselves higher up in Salicia. Whether France requests the league to relieve her of her Svrian mandate now rests with Gen Weigand. in the 4 | ve! th to Mustapha Kemal, who nan Ward th first a ~ > s of the ity tent in that in subsequent davlight saving will last Sunday in until ste @ ~~ “ *’ ¢) a = and ‘aanfter ve ome he side of stay the o 7 a es left April and. continue the last Sunday in September. For the past two years bilis tablish daylight saving have been in- ‘ed, but have been allowed to slumber committee without any action being taken, dueé to opposition proprietors of airdomes and ntatives of labor unions. recent poll of the members of the Foard of Aldermen did not tndicate al y change in the sentiment of the of the members of the to es- ‘, | LrToau from represe Lucky For You Ti ja. for! ty pia FUNERAL OF MRS. of. ,ears old BRAHAM Hattie Bra- of Cleveland, sis- Shoenberg of Hotel Chase David May, 5 Washing- will be held tomorrow ‘eveland. She visited ently and has man) 4. Mre ia r of M and of Mrs terrace afternoon in ‘ in St. Louis frequ friends here Services will be held at the home of Mrs. Brahar's daughter, Mrs. N IL.. Dauby ‘le iagore 1d Heights Mr and Mrs Sydney M. choenbereg of St TL.o i attend — AUCTION SALE! 500 Genuine Oriental Rugs =00, Second Filoeor, Central National Bask Bidg., forner Seventh and Olive Streets WEDNESDAY, 10:00 A.M. INSPECTION TUESDAY, ineral ton Unlucky For Spots ir ft is will Suite APRIL 25th, APRIL 24th Censignued te Us for Immediate Dispesities BEN J. SELKIRKA & SONS, Auctioneers ,of the budget of the president's de- |} partment ' Service, i method of /-works issue. | the | tired by water divjsion revenues and it went on | | gow; and - This is intended for one thing, as a/” he New York. Glasgow, April 20, Tuscania, Yc rk. $10,000 FUND FOR EXPERTS TO CHECK BOND PROJECT PLANS | — iii tien io Genie val PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Inclusion in Budget on Com.- | - ID ELMONT EVERY DAY. 2 mittee’s Request. 2 P. M. toll IE Last Inclusion ¢? a $10,000 fund in the | budget for employment of experts ast § Today—Milton Sills in jf ‘“‘The Forgotton Law-’’ by the Citizens’ Supervisory Com- Ax. THEN TOMORROW | mittee on Bond Issue Expenditures, STARTING to check plans and specifications for i . M4 iy } Charlie Chaplin projects under the $87,372,500 bond issue for public improvements, was ne ean Y SHOWN WITH Pe F THE GREAT STARS O agreed upon yesterday by menpbers of the Board of Estimate and Ap- IN RUPERT HUGHES’ portionment. MOST ENORMOUS PRODUCTION. Souls — For Sale of W. Frank Carter. Joseph J. Hau- | WITH ser. and Harry Scullin, representing the Supervisory Committee. They Eleanor Boardman Frank Mayo New | appropriation was re- a committee composed | informed the Mayor it was impera- tive technical experts be furnished to the committee’ to assist it in the | supervision of the expenditures. The $10,000 fund will be made part ——— SR a ee “4 of the Board of Public which empowered under charter to employ special needed ordinance is the « experts An ity when prescribing the issuing $75.372.500 of the bonds in the program was intro- duced yesterday in the Board of Aldermen. The bonds will be sold by the Board of Estimate and Ap- portionment, on dates fixed by the Mayor and Comptroller. A second ordinance has been prepared gov- erning sale of the $12,000,000 water- which {is separate from | remainder of the program, waterworks bonds will be Mae Busch Richard Rix 2 a a eee nes the as Tre- not bv taxation. Steamship Movements. Sailed. Associated Presse York, April 20, Assyria. Glas- Bergensfjord, Bergen. Southampton, April 20, ‘he New Orbita, | CHURCH NO TICES. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sublect of the lesaon-a ermon at ‘Doctrine of Atonement f OLDEN TEXT Roniang 5:10 FIRST CHURCH, Kingshighw Westminster place 11 a ro yt -ae mp, mM Reading roon 4744 son AvV., open da! from 9 to 9 p. m., except W etneeies from ® a. m. to 5 p. m.. Sunday from 2 to B Pp SECOND CHURCH. 4234 ton boulevard. 11 a. m ‘and & THIRD CHURCH Ao ow Rusesll ave- nue, 10:45 a. m. ar FOURTH CHU RCH levard. 1l a room, 5451 P from 9 a. m. each NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. 25c Mats. WEEK DAYS DARING! —but truthful. The frankest exposition of motion picture life that has ever been told in words or pictures. The life story of a young girl who left her home to win fame on the screen. "3440" Page bou- mand 8 p.m. Reading age boulevard open daily to B p. m., except te ey: fro n "ys 7 Mies to 7:45 p. m. Sund FI PTH C HURC H 3630 South Grana boulevard 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Resa- ing room, same location. open dally from 1 to . ? m.; ene and al! holidays SIXTH —As real, as thrilling, as in- spiring, as wonderful as life itself. 3 ) ; e AU R H Mount Temple. oun e — Natural avenues. 10:45 SEVENTH CHU RCH. Kraus or 10:45 a WEDNESDAY TESTI- MONY MEETING of the churchee at & o'clock. DOWNTOWN READING suite 1993 Rallway Exchange gery ing: open dally from 9 a. mm. except Wednesday. 9 a m Sunday to 5 p.m. All are welcome Mortah Bridge N. W. corner and Minnesota avenue. SECOND WEEK HARMONIOUS TRIO ARTHUR NEALY—STEVE CADY ELMER McDONALD EVENING at ail AMUSEMENT: ——_- ‘THIS 1S SOME REAL SHOW at the PMEUM & CIRCUIT VAUDCDE Viki 2:15—TWICE EVERY DAY—8:15 CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL 13th and Locust Sta. wHLAZAN SCARLETT. Dean Sunday Services ly Communion Prayer and SBerrmon by in the Chape} : to 6 pnp. m | every ae 4 Miss! on Late STAR Ziegfeld Follies JOHN CHIEF DAVIDSON Pert and Sue Kelton — $2.00 DINNERS ere becoming sationally fa- mous. —Food prepared by a fameus Frenck chef. —Darncing to the meaie of Paul hiteman’s Orchestra from New York. under direction of Pe-rnard Happ. —In bote Page. Heck & Mack: Howell Duo MATS., 15¢ to 50c; EVES.. News Pictures—Fables—Topics | finest America’s Tite hte \/ A T. TODAY 50 to $2 TONIGHT AT 8:15 | BY AND WITH FRANK CRAVEN The First Year Monday Next—-SEATS NOW CHARLES FROHMAN Presents Otis Skinner ‘Mister Antonio’ Ry Booth Tarkington NIGHTS. W ed. Sat. Mats. hOc ‘oe 3° an Plas Now for , you semae 5 TOMORROW NIGHT—SEATS NOW Last Bie Musica! Show of Seasen America’s Inimitable Comedian, RAYMOND HITCHCOCK In a Gay and Vivid New Revue ‘ r r ; ‘ HITCHY-KOO 1923 A Star-Btudded Cast of Fifty, with THE FAMOUS ENGLISH DANCING GIRLS Mats. Wed. -Gat..50¢-$2 N sah Woods and Lake Region of Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan The wonderful out-o’-doors where the big fish bite. Over 7,000 lakes and hundreds of which to fish for trout, ~ yt vt +4, - “muskie.” Fives. 50¢c-$2.50: ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT BARGAIN COLU MBIA 34: J6e 11 A. M—Continuows Datly—il11 P. M. McKINLEY SISTERS | Musical and Dancing Revue MR. & MRS. DAVE CLARE (tin Dunn—Lester Raymoné & Ce. wma: ARRY GARLAND DOROTH TY PHILLIPS in “THE WORLD'S A STAGE” PEARL WHITE in “PLUNDER” and Other Novelties. ~ Baseball Today — Browns*s.Detroit SPORTSMANS PARK Time. 8 O'Clock TICKETS ON SALE ARCADE BLDG. ~ Geo where you can camp, cance, pley i, hike over pine-scen o _ loaf Write nan iustrated folder, “ Summer ees Sammer Fares Splendid train service. Chicago & North Western Ry. Teor full m/ormanen ash any tabet agent General Agent men's Bk Bids. st. Louls, Mo. . Hamrlll, Tel Olive 7386, Boat 314 N. Broadway. Madiwa Serea Chicare Panenger Terminal (490 Eannic Brice. CAUPOLICAN |’ | di The PEACOCK ORCHESTRA) / 25e to Ne | O:OOPPIRSSUIPARHEPDADLDN\\>» - aoa WITH ho DEADLY WHIMS wD New Lips te Kisa Freedom frem Conven- tion. A New World for Women. Ne more Chaperone Life with a Kick tn It. WalISOn SAM WOOT Our Own Latchkeys. IN THE CAST UL Spriisdtiittissl "S440eh airy OVERTURE’ Misaour! . The Single Moral Standard THEODORE ROBERTS 1 in mRODIGA DAUGHTERS ey ty “sTOP THIEF! 7 You Stole That Melody Grand (Or mgag MR “FELIX STU ART BARRIE Wonder Organist. Playing A¥ ou Teil Her— 1 Stutter “SYNC OF ATING, A Production With Mana Bradford. Soprano Fiorence Weenick, Sop. Luecitile Mayer (‘ontraito Cheater Merton enor P. Smith. Tenor (ari Otto Har.itone “no | OF THE SUPER H ‘eer SHLSSELESE SIS eee -$1.00 at the berating first time. IN PRICES NC York——$2.00-in Chicago and now showing for the NO ADVANCE in Vv “THE PICTURE THAT IS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT.” LAUGHS TH MRE é ae bape nce BN yf Y RILLS Showe Sturt at 2:00, 4:00, 6:60, 7:60, 9:40. Attend the staft of Perform.- ances and assure yourself of cing seated ADDED ATTRACTION THE SENSATION OF THE AGE! Exclusive showing now at the Grand Central, West End Lyric, Capitol “IN THE LAND OF TUT-ANISI/Al-AMIEN” ex The || Orit@eina! and Only Authent! First motion pictures to reach VU. S. actual views of the Pharaoh's Tomb. ploits in Egypt | . . of Lord Carnarvon'’s remarkable —--—— woe “The Picture You’ ve Been Reading About MAN'S CONQUEST OVER AFRICA.” NINE BIG REELS. ~- , ‘, -—" f< ‘g 48, BiG GF AFRIC Wwe iT A\ jee “a GUN 4ND CAMERA 4H A. SNOW The Thrill of a Lifetime STARTING TODAY _—_— “DARKEST - —— oe e+ - 7 _ _— A New Sereen Achieve A Thrilling Story of Life in London and Paris ment ~ hen petite Sn ee ADDED FEATURE wm. FOX PRESENTS CHARLES DICKENS CLASSIC “ATALE of TWO CITIES’ | FEATURING WILLIAM FARNUM WITH A 8E- LECTED CAST OF PLAYERS ‘LIBERTY (ee | ee : |

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APRIL 21, 1923. SATURDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEW YORK BONDS NEW YORK CURB _ | Ps ~ PART TWO. __ TREND 1S LOWER NEW on STOCKS . f 2 : ui , : F. ' ] 4 . [ . ten ‘tet af 4 ; : . 4 : , ‘ . ‘ a i 1 win ie &@ iif . : to — an . NWN E\ ORK. : i , :; 0110 ay New York Curb Market to Standard il issues, News and —SPECIAL Dar * News of Be sales highest. lowest and closing ilg ; day Sales of stock saies of which are AT WEEK END ON STOCK EXCHANGE Some Points of Strength Re- vealed in Trade—I oreign Exchange Market Is Irreg- ular—French Franc Steady 702 4) : : : STRIALS. l4 * 14 ses &2 A Ow G OVE RN ME NT INDUSTRIAL BONDS. . Ac a ‘ > " - | BROND>. _ INDUSTRLALS. FOKRIGN BONDS. , _ a ’ . ee ; " . : ’ ; ‘ ’ ’ ’ : ° t ’ - = > . . . P bat ’ , a inh - eas TOR K. Ap . _~ = : : Sains 10.2 ~ pent ne case of . : * on lea , e a $1000 Dt MES STIC BON Ds. Packers a 7¢% Pt r new ‘33 , face vague each: saat Sales. SECURITIES. High. IN DEEPEN Ds ‘NT OILS. 05 Wilcox Oi! 10 eae Oi] INDUSTRIALS. Low 63 us °e “lose os Fi By a Special eat Post. NEW YORK. 1 c-pal features in the tcday were the strength of ars and the Pan-am ullar weakness of the rails with which even a States Steel co had much of bear attacks. eel common\at its low lly within & ofa PASe | i ted + Editorial Medley About New Foreign Regions: China, Cinema City—“The Sea Reviewed in Sonorous Sta ee By Otto Heller. P. pooK A DAY. WITH SUNDAY OFF. love be strong enough to AN - LT ea stuff Ar which ve wire’ t% will St What racial stir- is the question an- cells with negative. in and treat Sen’ (Frederick A. til its we ‘srokes So.) The author, Louise claim ev ; an Miin. lemonesetrates AZaAIN feared h wat intimate knoweldge of tn. Far- Ones t , tes Saet previously ('), view CH a : r est East , - . A nsiderable short ie, . —? Wu The Feast aM- ie wn how L ul Sher the Sugar s 2.” = -~how to t vernment t - fetween an Eng ish girl of quality .¢ ge 5 took alarm at hinese trea and a highly eligible young ° crop “stimates and i giplomat who have married on 8! hon't kif know wt . enbstantial basis of and while they the teal n- Americans held « - 4q To all goes wei! ren? early morning, * nd: but a yawning sharply w * 2a the ge Bis as soon as ir the better. i 3 n inese- sol! hus # ; the Foreign bonds were firm ¢ . to otherwise a and received qa ‘ ; | I ) * | ket today rading was ae mother wa! ted OILS. 3 West Pow... ° sy nga | Scale ing me two hours of aan Cine Soe 16 urally enough tt » obeyed a ihe. ai | eculative } bonds that lost 7 grandame Is a — x pres : . , 3 ‘ ~ ~ Rie -4 round and decline. Deing an worth hile WD 2: GSO ALND P . . : ‘ = : : 3 Z2. a aie : ‘ n of the weakness in ceived .e wvtmost lon} = a ae cae vende SP bis uy te ltke a eiave, In speculat has conte . comp! Other oe 2} llroad bonds move} after thar “ There w is li ttle change ia throur wife high grade bonds and innermost what I #eded nas sold this yeu 4 a the in the Stock } red wit a reluctant “Mr and Mrs rs Hy tensed Wire Prom the New Vork Reureauw of the Peat-Dispatch. N\TW YORA Ap! mr hing Post in eView Toda Mite RD Wr Rei lin ees were no devel © railway site ent to account in many of these > ‘2 ; + reveale, in and _ pr Preyrg HOD Owe UIs’ Z- ‘. , t ry ca 4t)7i sugar prices. love ‘a 7 ra nlerofe ,our sal ‘yey pand foresensed ehasm and would have preferred n return to his country + he message that his him to come to ndmothers Once fone gale er: “Get ne who must be | presenti: painted of that succeseft thie story of a big * uni crand Ker. ae Ose a STANDARD Dull RAILEOA!L bachange Saturday. 2 Lakes most on | -. San sTion eellin of ati METALS rer mt) )3 mioye * o . an etiquette Fn rliieh Pee 4 : journeying Sen few weel Hiowever ther is a *naible ‘ - ~» to ANAL? . wil fuite steadi — " “= ‘ ; fF , . . ; F . . sa6 2 Ti wif fu e . Among the foreign hemi ee | | ’ ae \ INDEPENDENT OILS. , , 4 i ! isa. a lara: : ‘ r ‘ ' , ” hil ner es ry bias ' ; ' , ‘ ; who know 4 ne $ t Oo “riday and then my : : . , a h “et . . a . - Sil tly (‘zecho- Pests INDI ST . ' " t} ! - : . horn - : A the high « : , ' —- . . . : > ' AY a Hc , . of : | * . - . - " ™ - "T* , ~ " ’ : " ‘ : - é P . “s Yt 5 . ; : - . ts P . , rT) , = advan ~e] * o ‘ _ ’ i e : mong the day's gaine the WAS AN Ai lvance of tre in. Punta Ajegre Sugas 7. ; : ~ + » if {nto I unta lIness er:atic is rness " bon the yea ort i*hinese-born ooked ilke a : Ae) +? nether: when s& | Alegre svockat say ee ne | Coue a «J 3. ’ - % a. | [ ; | , " - 1 _ : r i : I . COTTON SPINNING SEIS Petore ¢ NEW RECORD Om What are doin LS HIN | ; ey : te hush: a i ’ . 3 his show J words ‘€ England ing in ‘st, grimiest more to her in ano by e ’ J An 9.0 t eople, @ is : ne ima the v lacquers pie, sf Strand was g,odas and : SHORTS COVER IN LATE © | Bost 7 all the pagodas and lacauers|t WHEAT MARKET AT CHICAGO | soo" "Shama oo 200 Soes! to's aout of etna texture like Sen's to sce her scarce ® n© ode, our ide Gislik« ered of a that KHesides im K! mer hi St. Louis ge Market. to the women domain, to the the lov 3 7 A ~a ur | ea a é. ween we. ge mot seemed a poor in GRAIN PRICES MIXED en shorts | te cover th ferings MARRIAGE LICENSES - Mos hein” emenielaeiin the Stanane ewell Homan—Agnes Whalett. eared Foreign ist return Exchange wwhand'’s design the ' are to be kept They must pay But J be esmever—Edits ghter price - of see : — . , ea?) , : rr) ; 7? ' i. i Ss ’ hh | ; . as : —— S see = Ss ~~ eal a ' i i s walli they never know Russian to FEin- Moscow dren rtin—Opal 8. The on. Lent nese father ever of t rest “i the or- in ée]) . has imagined on of the conflict. In-' States, Vir Sen King-lo starts tO of form jcreaesfully accomplishes our she xd the end of the story he Fr . . e ye office wu ITY.” for a wonder. poh ae Belle MA " . _ road —- y not of Hollywood Anderson St. ' , Fir. ill ee Pu ysome equal anomaious Lol o Ty ' ocale in old England. C Whi ger vard R asks abe Ful lite Reed ever af surprial of the the sec has made up the story, Kuhs—Martha Hes apie eed Brace & Co. are the pub- —o——- BIRTHS RECOE D ae : ‘The heroine's brother / ocuy ipe . 0 ——— oa H06 RECEIPTS LIGHT AND ae we ae BU > se00 eT -teriously disappeared. Her fiance COTTON FUTURES DECLINE ) ' puerta : — and | Jennings. 628 jae Teturns from abroad to marry her, sible f iC A ? | ' ; : P | 7 _ 7 _ WEEK- END MARKET SLOW 5 oe Se ee —"s but soon the lady (HERSELF) dis- the se ON NEW YORK MARKET LTRY- , Pi 34 : ? ‘ NAL STOCK | At 2 A and L. Wed hn a The fiance and a friend be- | verely ¢ a ; lecely to e , ment, neal has mvys- ,RDs appears Zin a search Their suspicion is on the “great producer” tn the marvel- 048 palace {in the guarded city. When soviet they the place they find that (the the brother {ts to be done to death’ be you may reach |St. LouisStocks | . ; N ) Be J - 2 | ] : . ’ b. " , - a neg ‘ aol TT ; ; ~* That's \uet the atar‘er aq) ia "kh EAXACHAN . : , . ; = - - 3°95 , a i a c ; . z : . > '’ - » - a = ‘ ; ‘ a> . a if ‘ 4 SRB UIONS on tlhe ‘a = ' ‘ ~ we ' ' - i o.Og7 Lil , . ai : — w ey say Seek -wnd seem : ’ | : : attri ition ¢ this is a mystery tale, as the producer ts Alexander grave He works for the enor- the Re wealthy American firm, . {R224 T ABs Homer Stax & Co. (See “Who's Who IO nnson. 3766 Jaa mH That producer is, a m Wizard. take it from me tie could m BU RIAL PERMITS Produce Dante's Inferno or the Day the ey ts Bi Adee my i: lgment an it would be a “real peneg 1430 *y a th nz. one re : Homer Stax we say. f aff “Bulct dea” at - minute® stage. | before the arrival of police. Muriel they gli i 4 a! h yr according to stumod mocthe. 10am “me | tion land succeed to and a 3221 i. a nema organization would - ie not literature Netiae a ripping story. cation” PR Breathiess rely 4 ivertiaed tianel error’ is sol “iis «& great Georg) .. sf $44 shares sierk« VEGE ETABL FS. he te " : * —_ 4 = 7 . . ' * : . : he 5 ° ipp g Ma 3 } ; ae =a Mous!: ee Dai : _ : . . , Ee “gy —— . J an. ’ Ww. oT it . ‘o ywood., ) recret to hotel 5 he Post. Dtepatch > a serlee New York Cotton > rERUITS. APPLE®S—Cwuid #T . Serv «¢ strong © Au’ osugges- —— susemneainnet ‘ : Salesrmanship.~ The ~ ‘si ’ . ; _ eve + ee »5 . t ‘ , ms Stages of the Rvem 3... k ou ' at ca Pittsburg. 9.4, fall .35 ©& of ) Imagination | : » Seott 29.8, fall 2.7: Louisville, 12.6, Lincoin Scot 14.2. rise .3; @ Zz com position d : . . . om . ‘ ena . : J ‘ ; . — 4 . c ond >." . a , +. Vemohia “a4 rise > farden plays the " 7 3 ) EERO t i 2 bank . red with ra ao : ry ras ac ry 4 7 Very seduc- - - - 4 if : oe . . ’ ~~. ts ne : . ; “ 2 = ) - ; . : 4 | urg, fall reading itt our. Cash Grain Prices rage. St outs. .. audit ~~ - "7 ane a After ° ’ - | Clearings. Monev. Silver every finger with 1e@ we have nothing Aifference does that No a" Be 4 my a’ Hes des, fhe change A. L. Talbot, E - d Tupation would “infra > ae : : has siioped from Bp tee Gas} sete’ fessoring. whereas sales- mf , wot © a hereby giver this hook persuades us has 1S Seen made (9 thie Court Be & er: whee _ to the ‘ : . ’ . . - j t red win* ~ ty 4: , rative Testamentary Exam ; le dignity of a pro fesaion i alee OG ; : : , ? . , - , 2 - Mere Anna ach re ther, of Brn tle Coue should be (jaa I ight ‘ to leu te hel ed at the entrance to the tem fairty Mrs Anne Schreiber _ ef the Science ot Sta lesrmaneh |p the : aiavenaanened “ discovery” | preme 71 —RBurter ae tm «a conflict hetween Wtii and te sameness & : : Fs ~ *#ination the latter always wine | out ® p@unds spd -'ain A =,” wae es & others un- “- power’ salesmen are no good. ® ‘Maginative kind are the real the party! for ¢ melit was exact ) the " Higher : not oe ear ay Sc. Louis Cash Grain. in were Na Jhios, fancy stock. New ~ ‘storage —- Led seas York Bank Statement. , wh a » 3 maine as GO. - ee sai PY c nK ' ' ’ i ‘ s , ; “ ! . i | : xe he os : a > : : ri a - broilers, soe e eleartne od en sew Vork offee ' ; et . ) | sae ba alt - ot Sis Ger a gh pny : be G42%e 8 =6Barley, Shen . 132 asked. July Masia écllare 50 & . ’ losing ?a Aprii TIly bid

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Wall S News and Cooma SPECIAL Dairy ices Te Er ae : ae ~ " . : ee — _ . — me a LOT IS, SA TT RDA 4 EV ENING (PRIT » . , nn a SE ashe. 4 = 20. Baa —_ satin , 7 ee etme 3 IN EWS of Book The; : OO S and heir . uth Conducted by D far ee _ CRATERREL NOTICES ___ Dancing) : ee 4 OT S y Ur. Otto Heller, Professor of Modern Masonlo Oe me. Meetings ina Ta Payer tances ta umht | ial Medley About N ew Book uropean Literat Sof§ — ature in Washi Foreign Regi . trange mee ington Universit GOOD HGPE-RO aa | 1 eg ah: Phsalte wrt ae 6 S10Ns: China, Russia. I “é = y \Soecial reeuint wetting enaND ALM > | THE TREMP INPORE eae eee ~. \. STADLER, W.-M NIGHT. aApRrir naa! OOM. SUNDAY ; mm ndi h hamen edayr -s — Cine a City “The Sea Hawk 99 b a, eke I ~ Li tary etter B Which “it ah str a made a galidy ‘seuss MOUNT MORIAH Lopie «- , \T RATLDe : S ° . = oe Be ! vv . Sapa sa ‘ a4 (ich reso e ; : - - Case With Which CVE _— and : - as. ' Book of M \ Yout} peo y the wearers of the Fish- translated ———— mame, | ing — —— Woe ACCOT — -e ~ ‘ . raf . 2 nN ; on ee yuh she; “= h i erma , > mes ‘ = o " Steel COTO MON, at ite } g BOOK A DAY. WITH SUNDAY Which you Want It t : ' © OU that ' , : the fulfillment of his : 1s F ather Achille Ratti, rious ons hot and fu- — —n Friday April 20 {052 at ee — B this « nc. 6:30.* Wo INSTRUCTION W4@s actual] ww of Orr wire” to akeCsS a “‘live 4mbDitions for literary cue ie Present Pope. waa ; ; fC the 1277" Fern Simms G , ™ Vegree "'WHAT = ' s with! % 104 . make yo) , ; P ; iccess. It iy : ' ‘a5 a2 prom. W hich. hear! “ ate Samue)] | eS ite Gis « elt’ we. , ' oe. eC NOg e . . the lowest n ~ of “a poj wil) Sy Pp. . ] buy 4a4ainst vVour is Ps | qarnay } itic A4uto0biogra )} ; i] ent and enthusiasti: me} } — iring them ql] mus? hicowvwa j i? Gil “ P eee and eat Ot he? EMITE VET TER os ' os MER. ww Vi . Ory @ mma aDer ta pine . ee abi it has S0Old th nt AN love be strong enough to! «yw eon 4ul to the & a genius w oat tt ee ae of the Ir ——— agree, are quite infis ney ‘a King and our dea: , «68 adres. Mird | F ARDENS« oo — .| 1508 -3 Mid. - tion made before the yn 'S year fronw the innermost racia} ti Vhat J would, thar I ideonites NR 0 38 BULL alive.” guq . ; allan Alpine « ‘lub, and talk ‘3 sigan ‘or tea, Funeral sunday. - — oe ae eee members requested | 7 >" ia jor ye ‘ ac Siir- : ad er dy ny ‘ } : nade ry »y)% P . ° i? fut si ’ “Sei ~~ it = r , o meet to Rit at Sie «Me " ei ~— —s c bi e ~ Part . ‘etre ] % not, 1 uf . was Dorn In “As » an ¢ liable recore i. - . ’ . esi cence LAO7 = ' . _ 7:2 bh = os , " ha i" at g XPansion kn the - of ; a’ That Js the question : hate that do T.”’ > ae aie mn? trae ™ : ke ist Prus- mon ent | . rd As a For ty the chaste aA ? yelp ' Valt . an ain : 4c ‘ bton ~ Se arp °;'a ae Ll@rne sit to (i, . ; Stoc] an el] Flood yo, 1 Of humble Sparen: intaineer and } and Chr’ liope Lodge Ne +} vd radan School eurred, . had , with a reluctant negat . S With CONnfidence. = your ‘a ee" ms bl a back sport ‘ i over of good ear thev have ' Iristian GOGEL DMed or Frida ‘ ono soe? - er ¥ RP IE ‘ ‘ " ’ . ruil time ‘ : saad : ‘ in the ruiiu ay sf ; Nts, Co. a The author. Lou ce Un ty ky POSssecc,, eCrse Pt (° 7 ‘ ! * is her brothe = ; iniece d ' “ars 8 Ma | Mt an) ] I> s? nr ‘ - — 4 12nS5 Ae he = rr 4 ai = o i (or rnwes oa suttic: ‘ : 'TUAtion « 4 o Claim even with ’ r shall ex vase Gurmstein and Whr } . 8 croaker from AY Mona ADI I3. at 1 ; - ~} sf) COMMUN Ul even: I DIirs =e ie “Ma (A; : TY) ’ an aCe t? n Miln. demonstratee —_—— ee as &) . + OTN, s . . . , eT (>) liver wn? 12 : b ier’ « ne : 7 _~ ee, iy : Saeco ‘ OC #z “ork NI Vl 7 . .~ «a | irks “arn ; r ~~ 4 st r f: : Ouny Me anain feared } a ‘ ] le thin ™ ] : ,f? ii ‘ or? rea lig fa nro ince we it A ? im Al ; > rs “ - a’ mares > lre«s F . urls SEP fallin many oy thee Or time dat intimate knoweldge of t». Ia, a3 come upon me,” is the Dome G] Pye with purpose matriy PAs tkias . rae: hipdag Brom eny ~25:, KUNTZ. Ww. ¥ dav and night these ture big tuture : tj ty ‘ - P . n She could not right). HELIRI Ra da: N71 Ruste . Louie’ Ai aa ay . sees 2 " Todds . this SUICKIY took alarm do rack, a; Between an English girl of quality how to break through ¢) ; ep Chair in be , : sim sone And that was why h, had amd eee ae: Fink ¥eifrichs > Mane, | eee CHAPTER... » ,- oie. yerau hairs, Bll Ma 7 . . PS ,? fe . =e , . ~ a7) AaAqdY irahbia os. . ; Lite tr le . z ] «Ct . erk dl , ue ' Sialter) dance ‘ - Ne Ay ‘ ~f) ~ 4 Emrtion ©'Op estimates lr. lated anf a highly eligible young Chinese the buyer” Really. “itt x Seen. writer He is able t those dear old halls } . Np at the age of 59> pics ‘nother on and Natu a s (rar SeARN WARKERTS ; NM Sugar pr ~ 4nd th . rot , ene niet , Wes: oO convey to R ; — “aronia Pumeset Gee. ‘ars = ai Bridge aed ’ ayprni G ne 2 veramm ices er mat who have arr treat ist Pe reader +} “> ‘ut as a “k ‘nerai from. r OE ° ‘ mt one "] ; diplo t married on a Don’t itt him too rough. thouch iG e fee) pf h gh Altj ; ne Turk he Was a hi+ and KOtaA trees m iN i Be Sov h Da t's ‘steady o : ~—" . ' ah bermenns ci} . - . Ll a ’ l¢ . " : : . . 4 lie] a nr ‘ te we i : on it ™ We) i — . * r ’ wr : ane ’ the ZEOosa : orc jets o. , wor promo Ion | ae aed aes muny « ("hur thi so ied SEALED ree a . J asees jo — reg ot a ’ : a . “ e Bashaw tT} Ich +4 wie; ; i’ | on ’ = se f “rT Harther + » ; f tify lg nt } a) Ww ,c the HIRS¢ HI IF LI . ’ VN : Aa By vhs * VW - a a? es aA » M 4 “FE rid , . K °r ("on pay 7" : A; on Dim plas "as eos - : - that lays OV > HAT AMERICANS po not So0ds, a pirate loved of Allah, | 2448*3. , Pearl Hirechnein inee Ween, eel oe stomhoum. Mem) : ‘ ‘ : ‘ [fm ie 7 . ts. | poate © rece! ve re DETECTIVES : The Pan-Amerjon wry substantial basis of Jove and know w Nat If voy ! na } y idu » eld 7, p the: early morning, th a Mendship, all ors well while they Can't } , : . e hy ae _ . i\ TOT Rs tu Se atPly when the gens ] te gy in England; but a vawnine rent rhe hardshell buyer dan’ ago 9 ig yale irned fo . Tal yp , : rite ‘ke | sent at any . Ane ent ine r me better. ia shows in their future AS SOON as the, | Crack hie sku} Yan Sita « ‘ . * * KNOW lt Wae recent: 2 him Out with e«} ibe and ate ‘ ©, tmemiadh: well A 7 | ~ at foot on ¢ hinese so)! The hy in se orofors :! iy) h ry) lew? t} palm use (VFR wo 1 ‘ Vea? ? pee nted mou? } ' ‘ . Siaves 19 clutter uD +} ite a“ @uat "7 rem » alg Car Oe] f E . for ’ ty : ; ant . thie 1D ire T? i TI . . . - sey ? ; . Pe Ty \4 | “-, . . . Ir hey; "> , ,OuUT 4 -_ —G 1a oOcrea” r) bs . rireecntie de; ray Hie “ey ‘ ’ ars 2 | & ; . 7 "eR s adorn » F © Bond Mark a eae ene 50. forese: seq the Te 7* « brothey have ' ' An erican poe. ( Riohert Hiave With wre ckage made iv zs — VY) ag re and ur 7 whee _ rt . f Mrs —_ i. hw rk &, the , “ wp ' a locates m lan: ne i tT A wee RVeot ent " ; -) }) 7. ‘ oe) ; aver) - era iT] ervye] ~ ae en Pre . . nh ia ; ys rar . Fe. , ’ _ ats ad “Ulo serv e . dt '*n'ta F be : Fore jen bonds et. chasm and would hay "f prefs rrec ner for, ra) the ~ we , ° a ; rri)} e R . h it] Flies, Wwhnee new he ok alt ‘ WAYS tha? \" ould _- - ah , “une . Nl nday oe , Digtricere ' * ; : Vi t? ar ¥ , 4 Aine 367 5 Pin hey ay IP’ ho ” ie 7 Wea n . ’ re We hy ~* *- . i ‘ . ' ' ’ Dy» . * ‘ i \ ~~ ‘ ; . amed f, ’ ee rae ig . Tt tot Be ; : *) ' e. . wih : ' ’ ei? ‘7 > | otherw) se dul) — r firm in 10 return to his « ountry. Peart = fire said: ‘Shine ‘sta. ) bla: KS ately illuetrar. a « tion of SP lao Flame” Was pub Me Ssala pl ~s z8 new funera tet arn ENV Of pi mR wae = ‘ Asam i,) - fF ‘4 ._c: ‘ ‘ . . Ss _ 4 "T anes a. a > ar} | =] t +?) si , ¢ ¥ ‘ t ‘ ‘ ~ ; no ° , . oo FH . ket today tps . j r “ctlonary received a message that his rrand ey ( er vour Sunda, The oth. iWaA } rinrea nA} ] th. 1 ? IS Spring by. Hie ightoan Then AS t crownine darir ee Aas : HORAN ’ “ \ ‘ ; en reas anf ; 7 ng 4 . i : Shine’ - ou? I ivy | f+ . os ni} 4 . . ° j }a ()y Frid 7 . ‘ Re ; ‘ : ‘ | Beate during the tw } was a mother wanted him to come to her. one who Stirred imAaginat; The M say) Hathere})) One ; that Ame ean lit T ied hit hack to Britain fomiae WT - . 1v°3. a . ™ | (hess is he eran? ; -) ” " 5 ¥ ; . tet | (>? wa cv} f nae . + . a . ‘ry ? >? "ra 7 ri¢ "moa Ff * , ree . I i ’ : » "v4 = . ol | Orot her , . ; . : (eround and deelin ; St the grandame is What makes this story Of a hig theatrical owne) - rations and 3 mak i confession.” was quite as easy as ab. Funeral Monday Apri) o@ 2% Srandfather - advice and ier 7 , - : 2 , 7. a ‘ ‘ . : on * > =, . gat 2a Y i) '#. . . . ‘re > ; Dr DS . ; f) : , , ~- z 7 : MOn of the y k “+ 2eing a refi worth while rhe grandson js yr. oS unimaginas » CMIt, whereas Meld Up the edition w B Mr. S uffle: I'ntil last ducting of a ] itten m residence. 1718 South Thirteench ovect 3 mm 105 N 7th st Olive of } ; © 5) Nece ' ' ‘ ; j *) ive COM a4 : ‘ , — j is . . . ; te ~ * ty ar? J 4 } hell | s'ireer Ss i id if SS In ato ved With the. utin: >» on ipetitor o ingg the Sey er I had lookea : For when Sir 0} fia) * Paul Church: they orig auare. 25c¢ line . .: iBSil¢ Ss HN Sea boar ; 4 4 ' . . Cks. Sy cel , ; 1} st fn TY): -_ nog 4 ek. ree ra De — > : W ns " ,* i WPAkK e are , a ; , ’ iT] rrivealf : : 4 iver did thine h e | MM af 1 { @®tnetea, . sa. @ to Dieviay | tie dui tly ¢ ‘ans wt he THEAT s / ' - y ’ ‘*% . + ~ rj 4 ir? , . P se ’ Vr) >- . i! 7 ,oTY, . , . a | i) " 7? ’ ed - i earns Tt is in pp. O° ees the imperious doyenne) The author gic, ci ‘arper's became impaffent, and r as rather a literary oo ery featly P.M ; Casing Camp, Ne, 85. kK. oO Gepicy Eis 43 “ee MATE RICAL | : : 7 oOnds n Se ) te 14 L 3 . ‘ eS ia hia ry P72, tary e. “ee 4 : i «i i ' ‘) hy rise €3 . ae ' 4 hen I na: — ‘cy itn a i . J iAfd ’ iN Ter rs aT a : that Speci] | or ine like of his H Ui hat eae ’ : ave, 1T) t ition oy his the ory ; 4, _ : ; Lo dog ifr? wor ; {one ove . 1 amu “ wa in } is Power LEAHY ) a a Sure Clem Wy gage Bd, K nz Ke Thea i, 7 te $5 $3 $1 . : . . y g . , , , + , ro a or | > " Tes -" ’ : ntier , ‘nr ~ _— . : ’ ° fe “| last fi Wer, ; , Cent, “* q jy compliance with ay) STINMNEtte that an felling Ssuce f 1) ‘oat he aT Os rift f ! tn hu? ry th, s - \ 1 I . neter aAsKed ma he Oniy had tn shou Dn on LD ‘) 1% ed pi rest © Fr la, ee a ANIA PEt pe } , " « Jett r8on e ; AE Ai hy , ; ’ . , " 7" —_ “SS ~U iV ‘*¢ ’ > ’ ’ cj] ° - “a 4 ls ; _— ut . . , . } : « ‘le ' ; “8 - : ae “ $ “ $s] = 4 railroad End As . sre’? “ ‘ula? muet amaze the youne English ‘“u“ ife \ ‘ ¢ sti) - ne 1 e; ie Sis i irre. ] ,’ = a my p age) 4 Wrote ai ¢ } ¢ rer, ‘ lub r a t Wiae h Q hra ~~ e™ ” a ‘ - ) me) ‘ iz isha; nd Vw “4 a ; oe Lost . het *® earls ef no ; orisea , Th « : ; >)" . » . ° ; ' ’ . . ‘ 4 © : 4] rT) i as i . s ot A? j é \ ‘) Ty . — sd - : bh ’ ; « | " ‘ There W } = gy irrosutarty after her queen-like MOurneving creat (whieh : ome Cpeire to be back f) at Ny Hlathere}} ‘ ; até Hass nN and Swinner+, r) wh did the fam lyr Wei?? Lrot} of 2 ar father f Jose; e lea Mar-T» ml Aw RM ! Ih qs ‘ ray ¢ (Ts is iftla . PTis “Weliee rT) IS i ‘Ti ao ae? , 1 - , i hinge ; wremia iD r I mF ~ ; seer : . 2... i?) ey \ vee , NO wos : is V« ‘ th. athear TV. +h F ~ (‘a tharis . . 2 ee K ‘ hy ' 4 vi } , VA ; _ | high rrade bonde ns se 1a through China However Sen 4NdG they Dressers: , of ‘stomer) * " aati “ +Hustratior euests Natuy ncdlite orth with of Fuilty Lionel} h att me : nd Mrs ls H. Ee 77 , | +. : a lept - and ukelele Diawe ore —_ | ° US Arie lates ors ; / iaicte Unk an in —_— ty hea QeacA ee a “ ' © eer a! take a ope _—— Hii] FOU! : CATs: muaet he : awn quite stead, ‘-lDertios wea ene l0'® Erandmother is a sonsible Kratifies {1 ind thus 1 oe. Wnich | ‘S$ another satisf ' rth —_— mun | sidence, 391 Labadie avenun co” family | $10 bitte wen eck: containing five } tel. J na Markee. o Pershing i ; : c ‘1 if}? leas - 1 ‘ ’ . se e nue or ‘ . fer ‘ ma « ‘ eT roenry *". Aiure, and able *¢ —- on ‘45 IPAS to a c« Malev bie , ‘ ltirine , S| | } PEE ete: x Ape ee t ’ Be wes ba ark my a ng (Hive ane eye AT TT . : old creat ; eLidie Oo naAanNArre « = ¢ » 4 a ivf ‘ (11) +) oo 4 | +7 . : -)>, & QO Uo 7 . par u? : : ates MONE thre foreign wor i] the delicate situation: PAO | 4 iS the illyct: ition In o ; re is 0 A very bad 7 e i : PUBLICATIONS Matthew's Church Bit is . yt Forest 1040 _—, oe Ot reward \s and l’reneh —s ‘a4 5 Frop : ; et . Ua LOT) with 2 f ilness« ‘ ‘*? ks u“ are t; id ‘ , ‘) ‘ RX i? ii ’ ‘ u ' , . 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M De® it for ne ised “: ai he _~« eters 4 ! + bi : . ’ Xs mas - : . js . : ' &friior ” o aren OF more (- nN Punts ie tures, nile © (hinese-har, ateat! the + yorn I ike w one is 42 Member oa¢ ; 193 licene ' 4 . Ore ic line @ i a A e Ss ° : ] la »\ if a ferro q bw i) ’ , — 4 . . . ke M di \ . ¢ f ; . . ' > ; Tis yA aen Mconuatlt by) . UKAs 78. cn na + bly) | . 7? , man ’ { IST eyry ee shamed ‘ : Writir pA ' ni - ‘ : J ' Aes bah S tw ih a GAIGIN Al Tr om nda ; Nef into yp NVentme P28 yeviow and looked like a» hide, ~|' wha = ePrs 166°) eae ot’ | “all 4EPiVING 10m gunn mh. thaw, , u ta Alegr a ‘ 11) tii ik ] ; iy nf +} ¢ . : ME ‘ +; iif MR one ree oe soldennane /&k CoP; 5S ly © s Lock ar abo little i‘hinese idin! Rut .7 : , _ } — ' } 4 LHe TH ory gyri). i | ] rvé 7 } t, fina n 4 bRa. Py _Y ERSTEIN—E ntereda into res e i IN, ‘ rf au . ; 6a . ‘ - . . ; . ‘ | " " : i . ; 4 : oF ; ; " ‘ "9,9 ; nother len svring came” + | PNG A ates : ° rother ta oe ) a esday, April 18. 1923 a1 4. a roan, rand and Wiah re 2 owed the baby that } i] nae A frace (‘ovis za OO had for n at MANE It Honssi} a ' ' S Oliver and ’ , Meyerste / ‘be a “2 Ss oP EVEGI ‘ = MER, BOYS ee _ . ' ad ; ; ‘j mS Pvi"he 4 7 ' a. 6 and . ; . . | . e+ : rig. id . , . . er Vrothner «¢ I £° ’ ee Se. ~ i" «& T ‘ ‘ . . ; ; ore LOrity 4 . NT) ST é 7 ? ' _ fs ‘ CAT Sir, “th Versrein | - ' " Pate Or’ ose -shetl a \ 7 . C0 a kurope in her The « idect « ‘ havea h i. / bit > = people ind dif ite ta wreck . ; hi} pee shrines ~— aM a: @S ain How Patliior ore gpg a ; - oT BOOK KE b p PF To . aa / ; . » } . . . , ‘ '. i] nig t} ‘ nny thas i Ontment ,* 7 act x . 4 ‘ . , 7 ira ry th oF ” : + ‘ ! ! 4 = ,orty r ryt? (> ; i , , or ; ' vt “aay ' exper ere }” ( Ter Ruben. and hi« “ rxon ' rs hy, 4 th ' ; \ a ‘ : j ‘ } ~ \ . + . . ‘ T if se. . NU : Se 1127 ' r sy MEREDITH " ) é +} } res = j tor 6 , 0 Re is ble tach CNA OBS , iring am ; -" ‘ na lta) 10 Ii ‘KER Lis “ , , (vs tls i ;Paryer? 4 i airy ai '4 mo? 4 } { > ,T . eT ‘ t , } 4 al . : . , Tye) ernch : = y v> e4 a gased. WAS & membsn- ae :, tery [ ' mn? Ic mae, . hiae ww ay rte wat tion Hoe w see hand Wana > n, ww) hye " . ribo J ‘ Fk q*csine il. ar Yat a . oO) irea HL AL Ph - ‘tf Poe! Ti» if a ' ~ lear f SOG] ‘7 1] Olored batt if! —_— ] ' 4 a? try , See ~ > 7” ~ Tee ' ve e Pie . ‘a RRAY — ered intn ~~ ‘ , lay , rning at ae “:, . pt ry ; hk ; | ar {» hve t * “rene Pte Fi ; ; ' i i #riactiags \!i YT 1 " j " 7) : ? =) mr e) > SS _o Zz. = wera inter 1" (“hing es Ww ‘ ] % tial pen ty oft thi r } 3 i ‘ i ae the Ftrit «> : ' ~ aa ; ; i us : hliZé in \- T th 5 fe. living ‘7 fae hye iTé¢ } aS iuth Tr « oanryr* ) °s | ;e> ‘ ° ‘ fi ’ . S| - ‘tik , The * Ty erls 4 ; ‘ r) gr ] , . i! on » ha mye, Th . ; athe 4 inn ST) - a . lK¢ ta ? an | " ame unendurable. Her husband's is show ish language : “a Who Sagin . | Mt any : OWS r 1} _ ? 7 . Topped on the , ¢ “= RiliS the mt} ' _ ; . Ne ; wis .’45834 Pe oe “a . . sf : AY? eljenhane , riqqance cr lcs . Fae iz " 7. or ‘ ~* ' iT ; > : ’ ' ’ . ' Pee at t 4 S r : "j o - ) , ter ‘ ee mr : .' iN TST. ; ‘ee " ‘ ] | + ’ _ Ss yr) r) or ‘ " . ' ? -_ ° , fe) OT ro , ; 8 ; ‘ . * ‘ . ‘ Aid f ‘ ’ . ' o - . i1}@ story . thi P _ Mi Bu y M j? ty es FrRr Ag ' ."% al | ‘ Rox kK “4h gy 4 are lathe | ' . i 2. ‘ alter I \f =e ° " ' itp rew, ; ; , . ‘ Ss . ’ mt i (a . r 7 ST) of t hs *y : *.U iy ; " ] , — ' opthey LAC HINIsT Sie or epDea on ¢] ° st : ; ‘ ; ’ 4 - 2 ene r} # ' ai. ’ ‘ z ming j hime Pr shales id ] ven vs AGMIRGTON April > 1 “A ! ‘otto more ‘than 0 500,000 Oa arch yeure tive : . 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Alef ‘ - . ; ; ; S - . ur ide Or sz _ rit ‘n . " j » . , . : TT ’ eo VA* ' - . F Ment Is Center. “ary ; mas at the mture like Sens to cn h lofa good di nner 4 ta it} - iy int gorocef xcs _ his Lié honus PE TERS I) Friday April oO 19°32 ; : oe “a ue colared Wore : ». sr — . - ‘ 4 i i) - - ‘ ‘ 2 a . , ‘rit «= “ liv “ th Woe Rie : ty er grade no! , : ’ = , =e ire e i r\ for the : ith ‘7? i ; ue rie ‘ ; Ni . ’ ‘ > ? ~* . } TRAY t P's ‘ere nee ' aTrTrsé ’ . ’ re i] Vi } ) 3 S) ve " of . "ws and hore aid mn talkie { y the Stage sales . ‘evil the 4 ar i? red dislike of h re »iy #. ; . : e Alig SoU? a - i : “re Ana jen tT? ther- fm iF . ‘ a : eiur? f ‘ " , ,\ bd is - he - : - —F (nat meant al] ; * a i £oad the o— ' i KeMeCONS. tnothee ” =~ 1a W ing y¥rand eiAy 4 ast , : “Iyred Maintens; : : n : > ae «| , ¥ } ‘ . 4 | ry T? : . 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Louis Hay uM arket,. ne won en of +} e deo . : . - | oft} na ry it vs 4 ad ; . try ele ateoh . of : ST? les Centar ry4 . : Wi |e CAStinge ,]] hie a nolit x all h tee) TEE Pee p sive | lease omit flowers Lost UBLISHING CO 7) | NecweenChaah PRABE: diamond and onve, | wholesain wey Bf . ) xe Otel . . . , . ‘ : ’ "i (ley . . . West vr ; rn dea! re *f 1 ret Aa , oe ae nar.) 4 _ ‘ ange lo Vv er ‘So. 1. 32 a: mt va ne : ‘ ‘ a da } 2) : ; © nwt Cc iies Si eo? ff _———. . 6 EIBERTZ Entered tnto reat on Thure. | Mar a or Kingsbury pt ; j yi ; ’ , Dera! ré¢ Snare ‘Oo. [tier te ae he £3 _ “4 : No : » ; P . : ~ : hen wv. _ / Seibertz of ~ 07 os ut! Ninth =’ . che I 7 ¢ “A l_} \ : ' . pl ind aAlw Vs eres Kept e Sel O?N) Miss Bry in?t eve rye PMmala a! 1 ? : }? ’ [> . hus aud of the ate Mary Se ert rT) @¢ . ; \" — 4 MOK — 1 aomt het wes ry Ta ey Ona > ove . Pirie te oe 34 : x in ~~ , irt¢ i—Iipal Tavior m se Wal! | Lan’ . I Da . | = 7 . « : f MP L ‘ ni ) ; 70 . rs \* me rmrs ‘aryl father of | Zz e br ot a , oY ne mad ] fers " 7 aoe ws MG , . ; ii ne rietir anice na ol by Mie - a wht H Bart easmhever tie : me price I owe + SO Ses The Author ic fhe wi, muewds T } ~ now , oe, } UD ~ \nna Hoerr Catherine Marie “he: seer i ware nO GQvegtione ; é., r apre with future ty : th ay y 2 i Wil iarn ' \ : : » W Wet: : ° Rut ] bye +}, ee hMO*- 4 , ’ ‘Pte i nard Seibert, i A . . . I peer PieCAme res rf ‘ O- Asked i a ' sepatel re, ety Box wo > | brock ' Muelle: JT — billa | itaar Pe tha? 1? will he ; : . he An ericay liourna jet ] } = : Woe se on) c ‘1 : father I me Ol lea father n-lew gran} Pry rd Oo Ta! 7 & le(leruc: ~) : = . a ~ tee ill] he ; rhte ed Mi t. John Res : he sirat: cen. father, brother-in-l, oa. tose rand tS ont. an 1 APH 4 | Janes Fa oun . , " re : — Ler « ice, + } ray he . I , —— e ¢} nil : iw ra ] Ll} i¢ aged 0 4 low wre. —_ Mf ane} eee: - 5. Sir er per! Evert wand PAVIOP——Alice \ irginia Senith oe SS KaAlling f-‘ther nove , ~~ o S53 ae SONnSe, Gave Wis life +n -1 - OF tne world’s struggle for nesarne nt > ° “i nonths : AY rThearnin TAO: liherat ne far line A pathlinn nployment. Res x te lemire pigohn I. Kiccn 42 !—Muldred M, Rove my 3 * never know Russian rx luti : eee, ee ae le tt ;uneral from Roberts parlors, 1905 turn 10 310 Ee llenaiee ward. Re | "anateh te : : au ; . ickhan . Oe . ; eons oi Y> , . : weve ‘s “SORIULION : hie ~? ee ots ‘ My Peme ‘ ‘ ; 4 (srand hay Varad Gd 4 . : -¢ 7 OUT? - pe ' frie ’ ‘ ; " ee. ¢* ii ar’ NS : —=- \ « rete NI M inr sa Cour \. T) . ' j ie ‘ , ‘ of ‘i va a MOnday, April he ‘ pe 64 eae Dt . ACT hw : ; i fa MI AN ma : . wut, ia . : ly. Oo - : (ie on Len ; " t+ hye A Bo F * a Yr} to SS io? ana Sis . . “at " ms j put trons fs, 4 ; ere desire ; Harve , Robert mh wueDier —— Wish a iuinese father e, 4 sf: Mis Br) i] t i\ ~ ST) al 7 ‘ ‘ . . I ‘ ‘ x | eS i? _— terment at mm , _ se re o. . a b re ny Ty ne gz? bor) ‘? cf if Wat: Po | . - ‘ . 8 we ecting fe YNerlenes : one ,on oe! a eherey ©) Bou) -M, *—~Anna Alberta Dag Iramed 7 ” ering of the SOViet Premier’ i892, declared Worl alg nf atte eter and Paul's Cemeter ——. ase Hate} ™ "ward. Cor A, Rox W-205. pow. "*@ refe : : ~~ por | arTraret rie ‘ -2eer ‘ 4 af : 7an ‘ ’ ; T)é ‘ } . ‘ * eS © ‘ ° "tT ; : ‘7 : Sidney 4 nderw oud- aon 3 iff ’ The coi t¢ rest 8 od An — KT ; lL? miir J . sie i ‘ 4 ‘ i . ‘ 9 ‘ (ez) RING rT Mi iep lon y Wi} MI AN Nir 7 ® A s2tn Pountain—Luiu Gite mth. author has imagined the or es i think he feels (0001 =™MCans the freedom of ¢yery mae SCELLENTROP—On Saturday. Apri) © Columbia: reward. Simon 7lUthwest oy office assistant: 7 venre eoettion e: ‘ -—, O, Hoean—Lorine E's hi Sinary ‘elution of the congf}} "| in closer contact with the : . Mationality a» iat” - me ail Boston Herald: _ 2923. at 2 am, WV . A oo Rae Washinetor ~anon Devine, 3326 | feveral office wark Hox K 45. PD , It : ~~ oes ‘. “tae in. u {) %4 , slate . njiLled wae te fT es . ’ if sf eo % ii et he entrep Q fey a. a . . “ , ri : Leonard 3A Prancis Ware 7 fontine; it)y M vi In- Slates too becawue - " | face \ f the « rth r as ¢ c hicago Tribune: \ wee ‘aho aven ae ~eOoved son of WF. A PP ~ Lom gra Rround ’ ‘fs MAN eit Srrrive es ’ ‘ ri ra. A; DAUM. Marie \ _ r. Sen Kir ng-lo Starts f 2 j ause of ne y Uni De? = 1] oy taulfs ; Mit le iA " it Mesatag. die fl d sus ressfy)} ; « de o of for mer PxXilee Ww] : . “ hey yt hey P : ° , b : **Mia s become one Mi tr , our dear brother gran |- by no ' 140 iH mtr le’ Vor cement Pag a “ h chan t Per ad er rR \ “a. li—Jonsie ib er) D ar hs end — “iil aff Omplishes ‘ ur «} atts me Vince f). qd T } . 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HOrmsp KEEP) re ty} i tT : er _ ae i ser any Sfiny '' ; ,es rn irontier in the wp Pe \ . bert an aad (Ire d , ver oO Amertes _ und % — Sit A This i CORDED § ‘ .-USElaY \J 2S Rea — | i sil ‘ } AC] ‘ rar. _ F ai \ , L& sin ; ’ , \ ? af \' ¢* Hi ; ' . . rer . : “ ow with ”o ' 4 : 4.8558 ryant ws ee i . ane ~ ‘ . : . , D BY POLICE Wants place in ¢ > ae oe Surpris artic ie ‘ UUr spirit seers: : } - ¢) , _ | cew Londor jowling Green CITY LICKNs} ’ : Vavtar ~~ — umry OF ¢ ii * BOYS, a ‘he heroine's brothe 1) “DS article on $ the workinee ask OF ARRKrandizemeén: has fo. nousands.”’ “Will become ana i 2. Ang Green and Louist- barey pa er Sa Pwelfth Districs one we “ Stawiene M, bi ane Mra fg pee - Pre nike “Pr ter 3000 S _ ’ ’ r Nas mvs- {) the “Chek TT m SES! -SCcne hind . tal ’ | iwaA Try the Phi it 7. world classic ? @ = a ‘ ‘? Zi Tyr (3 Nf) ‘th no yen . : r,s a ‘ 7 }’ and Ee ry kh His a noch retur ar He, fiance the ee res iiil i . r c ¢ Cc , ; . ‘ TIEMANN As een in Jaa s, wv 4 ty ORD on et ' ; ADDY wits K “" > : : » ' aie . Rec . r) lina : }/ ies, 1) u bs ane tes i - a ‘3 ast snail . j edr » . . g ; eter ‘ 7s Se 4, , r} : } ii and 4 1 ds "4 . a 1 ti34 Serpe, ; ns from abroad ‘nr marry } = , oP Ossie Vv h ch is respon- : OS & 4 Ha ‘ and hun ennemepumiaaiaien ER a a April is 1923 ar @A 15 nD tr ae TAN et GLOVER ‘ “il Rete i my c : aeeiat ofr anage és - 7 7 ti j , . ry ‘ = —— nee . . : t res) - > on : = evens washing and how fanning * . mary N 1 at mT \ " “e i a 2c ehenoff, "313 Franklin. the brother ™ te be done and Mo Caney {1 North Market. Tha 20One tO death! | he ars ee 3: Sraune North Ma t's just the ater: e® attributable in ai p f Corts Webster, Mo, Starter, so you may { f ) om 6PaRt, to the po- | 4; ’ — Sition t) ahs«o!] , . le 1] ‘Te, hla *, o, 7 oa ¢@ . ——a = iute trust =} eo ak Aittj comp cations ints - 2 S &@ CCUT ie j , . + te ‘ ’ ; — - —— — -——— —----—- ——___. ' Wiotl ry ovr our fr norina?) F es home 47 f Meme. ai ’ : hia iia ay er 1403 Mi onto mie, 6 RTcat Produs: er is Alexande ve idow OO] «i na ygn ‘>? \A nose ‘ _ ; . f aetiner 4819 « F , 207 aft) riiprave ; ~~ ray end +4 s : 5. ana Ml Mica OF 1 I an Ae £lus. ‘He works for th rave 4 statue has hee, erected } AG is ne mess of Policy Int. Le mand M a; veraty, mous) ' e enor- +h = ) Vv iw by os , al Tran |} Uhima anfiek ine ‘ : . wei Pye Tih Re — . y ve ’ : le@ Russian POD le ’ , i \" sina He ul? ¥ acl +, a? T} e try eat Yreonitie . 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April 23 . 4% : ae * i" ii — > | van ‘ ; j j t re! nterment BS: _UNDERTAKERS | PAINTING and a IM Peele whens A leaning: get , estimate ence, ame on cee pels Riving re'er oul on, tk j/ re Mt ’ 7 ; . de - PP : ify s ‘| mre? 4 newer, ha 81°94 TY ge } *idom ‘ rendiy \ advertised , : . 2 ae : . ; tar he ~~ o18 wy i ~th ‘ . urry ia} ed rr 7] Ss TDe ? ; } hy if (6 ‘ ‘ i ‘ } | : ’ orn ~m 2.5 Stor, ix , ‘aaa . ; : 4h J » Jan aa 4 ] os : * Nmed ‘With . , ’ ‘ ry)? ’ " rriat le A rie Ong ‘ “ of rey ey , ‘ime Sunday - ’ os . 4 ‘ ‘lthhaeck oO me be oN. 1th ith ied ; POA RINE [he w. , ' ‘ _ meter - a ae / pont he nn” The , etrat - , ey lis riied lover Crs ‘ Rl a apne ' tee ‘a Linda : evens, 5 tank nee 8 te “ marrative falls inta . ‘iustrating the point that ' : ver ii he - | WESTER—Entered into rest on Fride $7003 ; a, Powt- lepatem wo! 8) Martette don 7 serine BATYTFI! , ; Molmen ny "eas siarcie ks”’ Se : i life ¢ f Causes of . * . “er nf , _ — Y- ® uisiite (i. K—F} re A . as iene : Aro? Pt BL Aes | at 1:45 «a i oho t : 4 . ie7F) wider ¢y to n yciede " “Pportioned to «ea. mah, sg r one ar Can alwave hb, : ™ 72 23 s Fester nusvband of I’? ester STORAGE ™ 96. athere “yon ” ; | be . ; " , ser? ’ lad ly ’ & : » , : : . : » /- ‘ ; : bi i reste \! ra ; a 4 . . ’ ' : ; >i ' SO}! TH _ i> ae = 1OVING . al : : ue re eaed t ‘lr ‘ e*)] | Sa) r¢ ; f ~* eT) | I | ws - mAh oe - o- is te -_ af ; , ede . . mouth went - ™ S0ing strong a. Aut : Bismarck, wv Saw that 7 , aay than inla ee “a NE " Fi Ne HOME Rondel wecen i & STORAGE CG 24 o JEPPER SON 7. +? rris . lis and ] : vin and Fters - fo ; ; - §. New i rl : *Tture very , l¢ r) } Mi\VS tT] ’ ’ tye if a SS iririil? g’ of n ’ ‘ ’ — 4 - Srl matin (Houghton iifflin € «, ) , :The . ’ ‘ x ii 4 | ‘ .? ’ . thie ar " " h 4 ‘| beautiful fune ] ] } rr) oy _ ; y oA o-- a ‘ute 7. m7 : ] “Vely * . “utili \ \V« ry sedus ot CON 1) ‘ations’ (> hors — ; ' — ‘ ' 4 " j 73 ; nere ¢ 2 ns ; ‘ ra pa r or in . ' he F rirPase zi ta j ~ Fe 5 we rie ties e ~~ r mm) . . a7 ss ‘ . ‘ ; ) ; . _= ers fae ' 2 ’ F evs w ft! he Aft. read — ree ‘ ws ¢ Oth Sed Fichelberge: . : A , : POO ty , es ita te . . ne it IT ["} "wu? " ae ’ . 4 rrv« ~ - , on t) aiid ne * tin tox} ‘ex re ort) a : ivi atric 0 Ss (he change nvilitary party of the Entente a); The k of plot that will } , 4% - t the a wife af Tu *. iriy beloved | . Vee ip ’ " ‘ ’ ew ' j ~f . » i ¢ j ‘ ; ; ? ry ’ ” , . : - . Parla 4 re ” “Stidry Wor ; ; ; ‘ ’ . . . , , ’ . — on —~ a P E R S O N ’ PP 7 : : : , : O eane ‘jas x y f1 , TQ) no ve lnira “ as responsible Tay the se" fiers f vi ij ] ere} i’ ' ii ’ ‘ . “9 : - ‘ a hd ; " s . ave : hi ease ¥, rrar * J r rar es WALL PAPER. CLEANING ETC ; ' - oh ; wed Aprty ' wa A a dR Co State of law t Mw dignis. ) is Slipt if , I i ; ‘ li | PRahrme* Mrs. Carrie } - ae oad PAPE : . . e* ehway and Waetermer ; ; ' leg , : if? eq ror ii te ; ; ‘ 1) : "re « f ' | }=’ -? ae — he , al 1 ‘i hs . ’ ' , . . a uaNG ba ? Ciwaning ee | . hy ‘hk wr : igh »* hereby given that appl ‘$6 . Professn, . s -_ ‘ ‘TT? : ’ l ii¢ ii ; aic’¢ ~ ‘ £ ’ : : , : . a ’ So } — |! ae. “!x ae j ' * « a a firs aan w oo s : “in tr ' . vt ry riper enced wn rap wus? A y Mang), ) whereas sales- | if the peace of 1870 was a dance: throw) (om please the love abe vata sin _ re 3 9: aa tt Peasonable §=— ives | o| teiten & ~Perse Co. 9764 Mas. ‘ ‘ , " . Sa fh | oe t¢ , * . . 2 = ao enn ’ = . ‘ = ee Seorme "TP 7 Nottie ° one Persona! 80c lime dai! vy. 4£0¢ lime Pp re amr i°71" ‘od othe ‘ : , ’ ? . a’ ; "> ~* : : ? 7 m.. Owl-Of town, aguie. 36c Ane petterna, when ee. 1PT4 wa _ KOOKKEEPERS } Maines , \ . persuades us. has |to Furone hat an a - seasteehns anon the * ‘ ’ UPOy baat t of a danger dig lity of a profession: te th 3 ym : Sie OO} me oo iis P mptnrsay aleer NT ras a\ enue emout! ( ‘rer - we W ar tec T we f ! : © ay A IAZALION 3 ar steccial al) / et. ’ : . a atered ‘ rest on Satur fun. owt-ofr-: ° M ue es "ns Tate -% ' > Then or e : ’ | ; ) o% ‘ , , . , Fon j it at = tic . Fiood iovem fatip #8e. by y > i ws . Bide, ieae8 postings must write . cove ’ ’ ’ ; ‘ . ; >.) — ’ ; - _ Piecount ‘ , }? Nit } , Ee hand ance make good figures. ected , —— Die of ioe ig ae “ tO the ter) feiriy new Point of view te hen or Petit hy rs fon re , ohete . . th : ge of Salesria: .} " ohe ; at ones _ thi i ns Wo 1. that wl es ‘ by an —_ . ; ing , | . , ‘ a ' « ‘ . —s oe ne 4 .. {And e give m4 salle . ! 7 i | Elmer Gierier. dear daughter of Fred o hee PERSONAL sere \pply SHAPLEIGH 7 : a? slater af Gane en ' ers, HDWw ergs PROFESSION L {().. 4th and Washington ay. : " Made ta hie «eure by Testamentars Exeer wter of the a Atna Schrmetber. deceased ne ay ' do order the New ’ © i@fue to the succe — Behreiber feceneet. a cert ‘Ek wiateen (16) «hares of the . : / OF the mid New Grieege San piace certificate Ne. 232, ® new the e214 ‘ compan s iseued , ¢? ~ ’ it} 7 ’ . ‘he intee : ‘ qq : ’ , 4 ’ : ‘ 7.) ’ . ; ’ } ‘Ty , Py are = oe wareibee on the 1} "a og PATmace: mt’. dé ry . bl f f which i. Ey. nes , ‘ a i] : 1 serayver mar nm 4 eivie rressinag roryii« ’ a rugi . c*e? 4” ; . . ‘ £5 a °° & ‘ ® «'e , A , co . ' ' PERSON Ww . , : meu A Tn i a.) tee? Ea ecutet, hd Nflice betw. or ‘“ i}) — a the hii torian tod . ic es ‘ . , 7 : hie } , ; @he,y ) q . : ’ Mia ov ea . ; ‘ « Z and our fur ia x at, 7 A ft af ° of etter f! en ne : liomt Natio the ; " “7 : sf ; ,f) ‘> aKe } , neg Cnhery ., . . ~~ . : ial ae “ve ; . men PF ete . i | ' lIntte, ; . ; ; ‘ ; C . - . . ’ « ~ 4 ‘ : - : “au . ; } “ Act4dreags warn awe of a > ; oe a a seer, by ‘7 as , : , > ™ 74 . ’ ht ’ ’ > ' ’ ae Lal ed Wee ? er: o : “s : . a > Rae f & Hloemer A iM ] H morn be in Sr t ; : x — . a : i} : Prarie ‘i¢ ep inte . re ‘ =.4 ; 4 j ; te? r.es, } 1a ‘ he 2 — v 9 Ne« Tle a "AT : A iad al ard and Jun , > rm O’is *Z° Wd) on, uth : Merchants Paake an! - ; <- ‘# ‘ ar . : amare : j : ’ ri) ' ar Or) ; 4 ~ | , “ | 3 Neu i ereane ila ’ { “Altprnd . at ree an 1] fs r, ~ na@eyr Aprt! on | “ a. on —_ an — neg 5 et » D : Fe = ~ 7 . . ; D « i.4e@H } ane ] Ue ff ‘ of funer | oe. sa ' much acy . — — » dAreee win = of ANCING ) “ ny ‘ie were. Sige tre wueh advantage 16 him Bos W-267, Fin’! LATEST antes tauses on 190. N én ® Poses . an. « ™. « : ‘ ' , ae. re Tey v Pir IMagina + ’Tl wre neo g£0o0d por diplomats « ve ' Kind are the real the workings of the political systems churlish wight called Pet ’ 2 ¢ " . . Pomeroy PGpers Diease copy. - « : ‘ ij St. Mary S Mo Papers D.case alatak | ; \ t Pine 1} ince); 45 it : "YT? , ; — we : ie grt ” [oj : 7 A = ied aA ‘+ 3

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TURDAY | 4 SoRIL ot. 1923. er ar ie a gee THE EXPERIENCE OF MOST P.-D. WANT ADVERTISERS: Cost nominal, results phenomenal. = Batis "_UTOMOBILES A POST DISKS TCH. =, = _———— _* _———— a RN A Aenea —— . — nas | RADIO AUTOM . HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTSO—MEN. BOYS SALESMEN WANTED _BUSINESS FOR GALS __| - -jo—Aiment_new; cost $200; will take] —— ng Cars For $ Sale = Tour DiO—Almast new; cost 1 : miei % Saher a : | 4 i= oD %. te help on email candy truck | MOLDERS——HENCH AND SQUEEZER. SALESMEN—Attention, We nave an attrac- t Tt | tee Ab ‘K 1 AR _LOR- i abie $125. Box rt, Gerald Mo (4} be Coupes For Sale 7 postin’ =o AR—1920: look, ope- x ASH—19%0 ; 8 LAciawn «af 7) EN “Hoy STRATDY WORK NU ; tive propos; tion for salesmen o : ( | — | oe : 4 apical —— — STEA RNS KN} GHT - terms: trade ia 7 a if eT ’ TT | TROUBLE APPLY 8ST. LOUIS MALLE had experience in selling electric washms . > Q ”? _ la ea . + 3s eork ane re i i i2?] \ oA ee life - in a clase by } selt. ya Or ‘“ ed ater when saceeene-engatinad D2 y sfamped address 4 envelope. wir r) MACHINES or. acater: *r: just like Moai , : - " typ t ii] y o vO O'T , | tT unriata " ~ : { hoy—p> : NIGHT WAITER—-1623 S. 39th s eS oe oo are 500k recsliamacaliial ernenetuarhe E SALE—Y‘¥¥ — —— : ; , = : 4 ated) tet. ” : ; ' J . ee (me standpoint of view If vou a “tome - PPL LOLOL Pele Lele ll — . ition ‘ ; ew —— — : e « . LON TI Bt K—Six roa ‘st er tome mal ‘7 + Wie i, O77 Ma SIGHT, WATUCHMANS For cash and ere - ing for real money, make a connecnr HT sail WW, e dv not answer nan’ @ tween Morgan and Franklin arenes CORUNAS Me E X PEt Rab PER 1IONTH - aieat is: : aay . - works Avppiy Reed & Steeager Sash abn with wus Boys. it's a reali. Walkaway. 4° . 4 ae Pani, - er puss: er” ine ented ¢ 7... te. Guemensenen / : FOR $7.50 pO ee , ta Tlgthed : 14 : if rare « ‘ ; " d . +. : = = . a . _- ; . " - ‘ - - ‘\ as ‘ ara 2 » r . an é a f O " ' * " he as 24 =A LESS ze. “ +> +} , ' r : ; ; fs." 4 — . aed a ’ . " - od : ’ > ‘ ‘ ; A a ¢ : . . , ” r - but » i omplete litve “7 rf d , ti oY of t} 1*. FO el. ~ i — bor : : tet u - n! \ — $300 Fb inne, - , . By Tuov Pia s 4 : . ers. 337 Collinsville av., East St. Louis, I: L : : ; . ys09 low p . — ; = —— ; } 4 ‘? is : ; . Sada oe '> : unt Appls liineis Hdw factory POOK Stores for t) e ¢ ' . tire a8 it was wnen oO ipied d s)%8 : farils 5c 51 \ J ; ; ’ ; a? iT . rey rs ,i rERS } : Ass i atta tas - ta , > — . , = 0 the name ri the au r Neé ‘ rtheless the + Nj ‘ =e ty : 4 . . A27TTRP = re ; at 3116 : . ’ , deals. In —~£0°ry)? ; lene j ae . “goed . , ie . ' . . " : , : - Pr «> aoevern ’ wv ’ ‘s -) } - = ssus™ é mu ic ; **-. *} , , " har al ‘ i* ,I ‘ VW rite to the Re riater = . 4 on c ne Ar > , r 44 tA arren a 5 : g . on y. eres i Lac ay aa ah £ » , may W AN q ? D LIN TEER ror inter r and exXterio ri homes and who is capab.e al emt he (“ar right ~ nels Ce} a ; ant and largest ) tne tiat Ss :X - ~ oe « 215% *o $65 rentats 32 months > upward | cory MiSLA ' “¥ : —- " 2 , ’ . ' a) . Pee Th le s. jhyrs , Rone ; . = - -" ,; was 7 ; 4 a . SPOS © —hRHoadmer . : — : ; . By rag & e. ¥ , i | ee; _ mee tae . Girectme other men to do viikewise - Wa ~ Library of Congr’ss. a} nds in all northern seas at mod- a SRe 2 ten oe, om +. Rebuilt Co. 211 N. 10th e#t. Olive 7245 (8) snappy lookir wet Sse wheels | brokerage LPrTa ? . ]4 , *) rr. age ry . " it ons " > " » 7 . a oe. | . _ +. " » » .s ‘ 5 al —_- — . LT oes — + " mE > »Werlul: te re : a . erk & : 401 ' “Ss €" ns | t a : , regarding ine erate depths extend © s far s ‘ ; 31 . rms Gthese . ®a . a . n - ‘ : " : : " : " : s? - " : rT ae Oo, a>" al Sa .@S trie T ur eT v« . st $ ‘ ps rig nting of Vor - ~~? 4 . ‘ ’ “ . ’ ‘ tht ny : , = » > . ** oe @* oz . P tii ; _ - _ ~ > + 4 : : ; AKT ANT . a! ty 17 a PTI NS AOE = , - vo ee , ne ' -s @e > J a : . rs experie , at ° p 1a ? " Hi. \ Hi —— hea imes 7 » = gr pee ‘ . Pee. 2 ne " ~ ¢ : ‘ s cnkeiakt Se eae EE on - ———— — righ? ,‘ ae } ie « = Sm eonvael: Drice: -_ , Ta - . »? ‘ +? “a , w-wh “" > ‘ , @ : -— ei 19°" —— a ce $85 3007 Neo t , . 9 5 ‘ / . ‘ 4 ; Sa © aia’ S . " , > pam , . _ oe ie FLOaciats J 7 : ; ; ; TaN: is 1‘ ‘ ; olden ble c mitinatinn Gou, seeut the pe | Su er, infrequently to ths ) 1 M. safes at big saving: eur new line of] “000 Dodier, Tyler sa16q “Se 3800 Finney 7) i. ae 3 GR) Peecene teieeil line of Hieb-er:d- na-||| (2 Question. Write to the Adjutant-!fecion of % | : 4B care oN: trade un orwriiemy PDODGECIGT: pee $185 doen akian ; | | : : . te " s . 2 7 ° ** . ° » mans . . ™ r =" = 5 eri : r ~ . ’ n - . ed \\ anted iz m= Vvears oO. tel SS. Se ee tior adivertie: foqd products. A iress vehnerai, Austin, Tex., for informa San Frat "o> on the ves he Fhere Mair 7638 Cen*ral 1 oent £495. $19 so down "tena *itrae . 7 . ; : ' Se exnerienes rel riving refer: > . ; ret. ise ,5@ TT LTAan Fr a 9 J Laié Sol oie Or? ‘ tr : . ; w > cpr ES : — 7 w _ . »? as : : ; : j : ; : ; } x \ 3 ‘ rs b ius in a2a€xXas .Uu é ; ' r2 . . ‘ —, » i mee | ads = ‘ginal sameat 7 , , : ’ . , ie ows - ; , ’ aa ‘ T ¥ y ANX Ss se . ee ; ’ —_ — , ' ; a r , - “ - .* : . . - ~ a-s . : 4 ; , " 4 . ~ Wed —~——" A for & s? dge 0a 7” P ; ' ™ } x iate : were "” j 4 . . . s . ‘ iliac. , 4 Pf iT “A niieé it ls =T I rT) =? sty 4 ? © ™ 3 ' y . i.e a’? ever -— , ~~ ’ A i.% v\ . : = er. : mit] : vi ; ' f - teb marr “tT tae + ;f a =e? 7 } ree CY irse iT} si ie ni fi. Sait S W ne r) 1}? drve Thea ea w ; ‘ 4 . ; " es isi7 ' n o ' : tae ) I : $s & s mn. 51 . vv" th , k €roo ris at ° . irs * ee ¥ : ams . * ’ . i.s.@ ? . eners . a > . P : me — - Mispourt Pac shops, J. J -RAPHER S OPERATOR —._ Firs mans! i}? offered to: ambitious Shake off, and the fu: ‘ I ( tn’s oe : $47 s - - il §. . Zina pore , aa ‘ af : A - , . , a : Pigee ~ or o “ a e * erease Ther present 1} come. ew ’ and Al iity tr nase the - & ; ? ‘ rs “4 ~ ry . : -—tyz "4 , pe : —_ na . ey CA & *. ee a te : ae a » ewe . ~ re ‘ : : A\ eR | 1» : . >) ; ’ ‘ : " h . ‘ . a » j 3 e ; , 6 , ‘ ‘ ; ° ; . F . ie on . res : ' S one . ion a Jeng > - — : ' sa 4 i015 ’ ; . . 7 71) ; ; ff . 7s t} > ber exa nat} ' are nr e ; ” " 4 © 7 ré¢ ~ ae : . , & : 4 4 ; ™ ’ — ; » bebe . . ie Dta fi ere e , ; ; So0c congitien: ga f mract i = ; . ; ; . ; ‘ , ‘ ] . 4 r op . c\o? -Irc } at ° 1 © L- ill o% . ya wT « - f% ye ne : ag 4 : ; " 1a = : | eee .% . . ‘yy ERLAND fan mE ' | ” i ii ke? it NOG national sales force now being desk of the Put miles in St. Louis Cour r > pert ; | careers = and thantas |e 4965 Lotus a. perfect. $205. 4 P| . . " ‘ a ce : f 2 ° . > is f : ' ; .- ‘ ;' = 84 , ' , ; demeun nd -~ANDDEL formed. A few division and igh i | ote : : 2 es. easonabie. See| $65 cash, balance ters ‘aden ete 18: worl’ | v0 r= & 7° rs Try rrr } A . _ : , , , . ros 380a (LA ~_ + ok LDe ; nee yw |S ” , ernerien red a E as ; » € ‘rom sf Y *s ; : - - a . ; ’ ’ r Tic’ @? ’ Tl» 7 , ‘ . = \. ~ ' a rs ? ‘ es ,; 7 : 7 t+ ‘ . . - ; ; a a : ° - , . 3. : - - you 1? ‘ . is aenanadl af i dei district manage! POSITIONS now “ety “fi ReetOn, *] 4 mo- \ ' . , . | POP D__ Ra : same coed sal oe EH TS , all rice rake a . . : . ; ‘ , , : aes ea ar Fie tha ¢ . . re 7 ~ ; 7 : ’ ~ ~ ’ .. iw et : es. net , p ° ' . ’ ‘ . » ° aae at ¥ . : ” ‘ ‘ be /- af . ‘ ‘ a , = . . “ _ 4 ~4 fom ; a] ~ , : te ge me re > Laceaiiel mami ae open ior ¢ lmpetent men. Appis Ne towns in Iilir ee |e é r f Austria na $5 f 4 Af cD. : tA cor ; ers, . . “ > = i . 4 . n ; z : } . | . y BR ~ r¥ : ee ~ = ta oy 1 Do - u : " " " : " mh : Ps i") ’ . : ‘ “ > - ~~ : as “ 4 © Af > ‘ . »4 : - & 4 ; 6 down 3 + - ig ry : e in e | ae shop: § type equi must sharp. WESTGATE METAL sous Verfionrn Wayne City F that 7 a ' “i | | re STOR x Es—t ta st : - S441 Joe be bess tor : ! : : ° : . : ; : >) ° . ” : : : ; ’ , 7 aT : “0 ie . it A bene ‘ny }? | 1 - 7 ; T? ' ‘ ’ ’ ’ 4 4 a ; : or 4 7s : ry ’ : ’ : ” ” — te? . | tiene «il , a | a Aig ype 8840 Olive S Thee | aloka Indiana. ! . c.ne | ge of 1 : a mena : FOURD— | er: perfect conditieanl ta no ‘ . deat \" o. : . : ++ : h- : : . ey ‘ P RODU { ‘TS ‘ O., , 4 lin : ” t. a '& south In’ Ir ana Prty . t 1 t t I r ‘ 1. 4 (A! ‘N .¢? x: we a hire « riass.ers After &S = MOTOR 4 AR Wise . . rectly rt * igmainst § ; :: $2 SVs 6G ogg eg as in ect am even !nc* : ; : : s9 > . 2. ua - : —— = “ + ~e4 arse ry ‘ , oo BM . ; rates fror R--The blir, eof the St Wren. “ ‘ aiiws a conditier: te prs—1919 i ae he al aa Car ’ ; ' rs ; ; — . st o r . e Hoe " ’ = . . * ms and starter. ; ; quiet ™>”’ L's ‘Ss ' £ - ° . e ’ 4 ’ - ’ rth nie. - « : > = Gq +4 ings: enid at a ta ulouws!* iow nr “? , aj 6 - Finr : : ‘ : is 3 ‘ : . ; a . cash. balar « “s09 nmnev Pack ART Pete a". down 7441 : a a 2 ng 7 is ay | re 1 2 NG A R - Exverience!: relia “) ie ot — ' _ | Rag B.- #2. FOr f a aa * ae 25 ont 2 Seal . ' ut , vi aoe, Se a | de: ee . ot Ski I, RI] IES Lk TAL, INE “ORM A T 1 we ~ ~ : , zh “a u Wal! cases. then see th Re | =~ ’ Silke 0 tourtage ga ! . . . : : A 4 . . . ow , >. , » 4 : : 4 : . + var ‘¢ nie ' ; " ms a> +y- : . y " ' , SALESM EN me (By aq Me 77 er ‘ 4 fhe xX ? I, Huis Ra be a 4 c ? _- ‘ g ; 4 a . snncoennsin iarronaninion: es : : onl ~ ror 7 - eS CTY Se va fier“ *. ; a 7 $i J : —— L”*«* : : : ‘ . : , — . ~ c . Ww mHharitan- - _ , * . ‘ : we —_— . , Jere ’ | gua ‘ ‘eter ‘ i eo E * cera vie : ram eed tm be ; .. } . enter . . ig ag acy eta . Ens" La >. os -teglibag. have to be paid on an estate of ver's fe asd . ; . $3 BICYCLES—MWOTOR CYCLES oirat-class: = $935: terms 2 = = me ‘ } nkK - ones . . : \ b . 2 . , : ; kind > 7 years in busi?- this = Ze - ° : , c . ney - - ¢ . . - Eats a : a : . » se a _ : . - ‘ hu 43 Open even nev DU R ANT ¢ -, . - a ‘ 2 , as ee : : ' ~ — . 2 =k of et « Box A a referer . BD, vost: iis ess and having verfect NO NAME—Report the facts cf ; ’ It might be poes ) “jo ne-To : For Sale - ; FORD—Roadster: [r good rannine ~~ a! mn ; Or da aL ' teh : | - nd re" , — * eI : this Cees te she Slee bee ech) fae 6)... woe en . | : TCLESUu | girl's. 1 lady's and © g00d: ony $05. Mea ar eteme | as ranteed r yr See ih ik . “ rang ' ae he 8 “ : ; . : \? “4 ! - ‘ ' rate ’ qd Peo d will ls- tnerm to heln + ‘. : z : ; ; - y ; t™ “ “ P yy =e F « ’ ®, L r ’ ; fe r } : Lealer: eae 5 | one . . *ndenhal 7 : , ; odes | dividend ra, Will J nell not s eert . me -325 Locust st. Opa gee ; - . : ' : 2 Q OO = 74 — 11. ’ — 7 2 | . " al en ‘ — . ¥ : ; . z ie ; | o. . ; ‘4 WOK Experienced preferred . | ‘* ; oF " - rk . « o ; « ~~ at SSO, iw} ‘ f Cumu takir ’ th Ww - “~ *« a 7 ing » . » ; ‘ _ a7 . ras ‘ 1 . ; ‘ , r : ster = m/e 6fChriiAR M ; aes \NERS— Bayerrenced als helpers, # bonus; ready about May hey contain powers of sale $500. that is ? ng WAS e z 624 n ) _ Ss na I . } A 7441 Juniewn am ~ 72° . . ”" = “* ~ , ’ ° , 4 ‘ . - . \’ . —— . 4 AOOLLAR ote . lr lackeson Sa’ ~ tt . : ] This s very hi yest THE MULE —Thev ean refrse to PONS ©1 ee 248 ' a . REO—4+4-pess roadster. 6 cord ‘rest gitar ¢ ler ! K POINTERS—Is Stoltz, 4218 No New eb as "accept smaller. payments than g29 [Pen there was i tract. a yASHERS — sine r pea yg ? > a ? . "= . . - ~~. " . > > , — om ' , ; : tee , SE. Delmar 23TLI. steady iype of sto eurit a h andca aké« ’ the fur. _ . “trem ; m. $200 cosh, balance terme 3a aS) eon” te 1971 V Ea » : — _ + v y ; = : wt : 2 : a= - as : a "at "" with bit 7 . % —T , . . : . - ' : : ‘ tae , . ‘ ard a cam = ro te i ve : re if they wie , : — t ‘ ae : ae ee : , 2: ? , ft - LZ. ) a eo eee yo Bye lige oil PRP | enioctatar sootee and we want only men np ser ey Pog : . Fhe, tet ag : | : 4 rity " - | — $ Locust. Open 8120 Cal experience » esiary expe , fas 3 " furniture: mos eatnifed: a & : . - tig ; nm asa r & er al sco ie — pote ot” ¥ ey" I.” > : mar a 7 4s = M ; 4} ; . > fio we riaht . , : - a . am oO? the Same grade. (om- my ie a record 4 the a ment. and . a — : | | — e ec | . 8 ; MACHINERY sii DE I> AKE Rr LIGHT ° terms. trad é. Bn SH . ” te Th rar te - \ , " . - oad . ‘ as i > . s¢ »% - ‘ > as ' 2 « ~~ + ‘ Lomyisa . — . > oe eae Pur re Mig ft ~ ; mission .o*- }- or 11 7°- Pe hoe ys SF 2 , - ES Pera . : i aes ror roigeer back : heir s i eR Bes , : @1¢ m M4in > Ren + Pa eG u) fi SOUTH sti vw} , 7 hx per lenced ON | wats ' are ,; ° ; S e a wive if to 3 é = ——- : ; . ' zt Motor Cm, ————— : : ner ' dee See WARTER—For restaurant.’ 1931~Park — a t to 3 | pat Ae See ¢ For vour el 20 Wanted ge Si - Sai tourine S cord tires: real . ail day Sa oo , hats Vear round pos WAITER a nerte . , oe ner mn formation see A. mn Y The marrtagwe was roe a ace a = 7 Oo} r Pp wrre I i ata tae 6. EN Sra re = - = -- ~~ ain ferns Glillam-Epetein - TT ESCOTT..anere e a@e cs “ eo ? pearing Than, buts ss73 wee i > » a —s ‘Ee’ as her first husband was ’ * eo. ry 5 n i rrr . v? ' S AL : a i LAC THE: Tse a hey or ent! ” ' . — we Aa “ - a etic 5a79 Easton : cy ‘new S185 4onrn fon. HENDERSON HAT co, ' "SP" MEMES, Statler 7 |. ite nc tne se Pee ae Meee oN: | Say . che foning Pier washer that‘ray be lotared vou ae | “ona at \mactinery,. Schomtinarn: Aro-echt | dia Aas Tota Slline Ser stan aaa te _ MORTGAGE 605 Washington, 3d ft Sos, Sut? Wo See coking Hotel, from 9:30 to 4 y= marriage annulled. A divorce is Ofdinance unconstitutional = Yet | Dacesin Domes : : ouis Lee Ye Yatountanes, | MORTGAG 7 WALL HARPER CLEANERS— Experienc Sunday or Monday. 7 + garding it att mmis- 8 \ CHINE—Exe ay” ae Diet For Sale . Runabouts For Sale DIE FORGER—Experience state expert id Miaanine Gn. 3742 Conens adeg QIU . : Be 3a @ rhe property could rot ney , ¥ me ner. $ rms : mrt yw ee ee ee eee = sapere c7, | be mortgaged or otherwise encum- ~ °°" * erst s Louis ¥ Biectric. § jINERY—PFor es ; = Joh CRDi t truck bedy, $160 ie DA : : -~ \ : : rer. : ° at : \\ \ : : } . } Fe ‘ \, ’ } +. «= i i> ‘ I kK 4 \ Lt? = ! : ere ’ ~- 2 Ww * Aw «? ie , “pe . > a ". . ~ \ — T \ \ \ r . . ¢ a > ‘, . : ; i : ov , - = . > a % “a — a > . S we z . a -_ : § n° | 10 7 » F ~ bs ~ eo. = oll : . , = - i yr( é zs ae i . | - : ; sonigp _ ——— — ; — ' > | “ ~~ a - Tork ert) r - A ie Semana . oo — _ Pe e . _— eT ve ca CG ng Transfer ‘ ‘ : J F lar’e-s Ae Tountab’es €0% €1720 4190 ; 1a e "$75 owe _— - St | ’ aS : ef 1 me > f : *r rry . r 7 : - = = ‘ : ; on HOUSE HOLD GOODS WANTED . Machine Srop Work e ans or Sale be Go. 41° pu >; Es roijdcstersa Wt ar . sedan 1971 84! \ . XA——iinm fo% ' york L\nders hae > oe ~~ ea —-—- ~ = — : ret ’ SRIVM ASTI ' " “} . Lf: ies aM, wf..4 — M RR © PD MOTHER — F uP? an? , ss = are ae * : ss . . —— } ae wet : Ciret-clage oon. Your terme we ; ' ' ’ " » , . . =" ‘ , 3 : * . 2 : : > : . = " ~" ‘ ; . . ome@te — 7 s é = . » —— vs = - i | . rine > : ~*~ ao ° “ " - . “ a mas A , \\ REIN 4 ‘N! ai HiiN . hi AN DS ey KRELP WTD.—_WOMEN., GIRLE ws a © oo r ' 7S . . - = 2 4 - ° - ~ “~ " i ¥ « +r r is a ; | ¥ e > Johns Voter Cor Tou ard 19 ; x. Al cond — os ore + eee | , Appl an a. . Of Per. Mieke soune " iia] scnoo init e is 16 years i r _ : ’ — ; harles id and Marshall av. after and dermmoun‘aie rims: terme on- ROMONT 38237" ; an be , “ 7 ‘ . - ~ oe feet “ ; ' : ; Al oO . : ' a, ee hs x on 4 t or iz — . e : - Se - ” . + if . : . » ° e . : : - . as . : as - : sumnenammaell — hea Motor o e i! » Loc uat. ‘ve ay owe. ' ’ . h! : : + r . * +? \ , \l — , - : . : i oe ae : : , a : ,e a : : t r f gent , r : ‘ : mn = = ’ ’ ™ * + a | 7, . " . i , . ‘ — 1@ ' “t t a _ : > a — ' 7 gi e.. enum tires if 1} he : — : — ry ' “ . . » i : .a © © s &A 4 i ? . ; a ~ a, ay )— Tour're rare e’arters om. : pS OE EY rPuSC ~~ Tt — - a "SIE : 7 . € a r “4? o« x 4 \a « ; } -> é . ‘2 ra’ at ne ‘- hae . 3 ; ; . =. - ‘ . - ia . ae lee al rand tae hbarga'ne e150 ta ey a : — ™ , . . 7 . wk oO ; : . ae . . “ , + ~ " . , ~ * 2 - ~~ © , . ~ - v1 ~ ; . . —— af) gro cha ; . : . « >-* . : : . - }? . ise : & 7 aA ? . - * Lo - ’ _ = . P i ; ; ‘+ ? mar : .? : : Ad ‘eas | ‘4 M | “ore ry ; Bi rf rh KE KE} EI I > , . hen = > } -” ; ry ae SE 4 : , VW t r % : i me . : " . » 4 ian 4 Motor % i 10 9 Ayres. A . : zed F : , “ ~— ie tho i Ff ote . .% 1) : & \ elare ac aa Ok } y $ e! ss 3 a . . g or “24°? 7 S« - . . . - soil ial 1e4 . 18 \ Kine * » ch wa FPORD— Ton trae . vv } " b " . -T - rig - ° . , ar 2 ’ . - he FC HeAs > a ) We ~ . — > ~- . adil re : . , , ,'hh ) Ts WV AN ames : #4 . 2 ree) ; . : ; ; yo a : nr : oat : . ‘ W anted Cw - A’ OoOung w Omen ior . . © a , ' aT ° ° ’ ’ ° . - , re . “s ci es . = sone ~~ ye) repa sinted pe® r er : @)i r. 7 denhea "tT For : De os tate exe and - liiledger postings; must write a property unless it 1 given t ' - | J i ras. looks and rune lite new: 9708 im net Ou °9 evenings ; . . .ia . ; Maiy « ~ “o* ’ . . 4 , 777 7 ce? . > ' ° : - : it : : " e . , . : s1 x’ re «a? . rk a . “ " ’ . Fr 4 yr A . . 2 ~”~ . aca? + . - = ; , = . ° — — . x, : dn} oA el Loewe Sundays, b ‘ nev in aver eRe a ; enam — - : YI ‘ . Box K-14 ’ > Plain nanad ana make good fg which its sen? throug the mailea te defr Sere . : wane a , ares er . ‘(T meer perfect: Piggest , ee tow FORD—1970 ton MAIATLAY! Mus e fa ar with eew . . 2d . ; a , - : b.——§-2 a a eae tm ¢ ) pneumati re : : ' . 2 if > ° ° — _ . i e- * e - im - . " , = - oe . ; a . : : , ra * a » — an : o © ~ “ be ‘ 4 . : . : 7 e _* J > . , . - » * . ~~ - thy ° , = ‘ : ’ = -_. . . a 2 * ;” * , 4% ; ~ 7) oe irug *& » ‘* 1 «mas HDWE “) ~ Ww ‘ , a r@iit A 4 mi*¢ , a " aM “ : « 9 «a 4 ae @aite Sc Syn - . . : 120% Lacust, « fine evenings and Sunda ; in a ‘ ° ~ " " . \ ’ . ry ¢ ; : >? ? "ee, ° ; . ‘ oe : w - , - —— ~ - 7 = ~~ , 7 PREG 1.7 —Experien«s reateserc' = “a3 MAN ‘ ekperienve , » % . 4th and ashing- -% 3 shares "ys r et rR: Re Wea ind, rugs z , bispiay icily. 5c Sun: owt-of PO Ti Sets 192° model: besatifel ae BAYNES 4-PASSENGER SPORT POM TON me | T els ' ’ . tr , > . - He @ : moO . r. - rr : ~ = : ‘ - ** . ‘ a “ &o d 4O04.@. ad ie t1 eC un o~ - . -as 5 nt @ hotles : ; ~ o ar 3116 Com B: superb condition. ertginal ‘inter or Rew: 5 cord tires perfect. heaugtifal, te S300. _Ayres . . : . . . , ret law ; ’ g we cleaning Y \G MAN " . ’ ; ' . es ' , : . a ad fest : : . P| S * ae ; A . ° al ~ a a . @ ; » “+ . “* —_ ; ° ~ ¢ 7 - + ie a _ : ‘ ° . . _ . . q?,. - . . . » . = a : tm™ er “ me , as — e‘* 7 , the v\ in aoe als > : s . * ‘ | ere ea eq eu ae | e I ‘ i ‘ ré . a > eo . : : ; : . ; : : . - ‘ ” . 4 Pie a cone " ten price " , 14 ~ hes , A 7 | ° . » Webs a : x rrTa “eo ' res ? #i v4 - . - - fe + . ; , ’ : , . ial - ; . . S $2* ? yw FORT Ts ~ Rox J-92 Pos spat 6:7 : a ©) ‘ r ©® end eon lt Re ‘ ; , m . For Hire erme S09 (Fnneyv te UNIVERSA’T. 3418 LocT’stT ’ ——— Om Cra ’ \ . re _— — tha Ff > ae Mey? | - > - ; » ' ” -_——-—- eo - : ’ - ‘oe * . , = "+ he . ?7 ta % ; § rPrant “ae ; . ay " eo.) \ ‘ *'a ‘ x ati s¢ Z a ; | $ : rem 2 ; P ? . - ens . am rT — ~ ’ eee See {+ af 3114 Le NIGHTS? 7 Var’ ; with > and ‘ TOUNG MA expe e in wholesales ind ba Wydown 13 ] } it nal ae ire colaicok we , uss t yin f Ml L FORD tom 1iding Moter Co. Bauaa - livery express & . . , “- . ° - = . ’ tr - r 4 i~ t 7 ‘ = . . - ‘ , ~ 2p t 7 7 : 4 M@ion deiw ferences require Gik ccna Sgr ag pa ory ww Tre 7 MI Fou cam obfain a di- inco: ' e safer for ; By egg Sy : fr : Ler 4 (2 NT ORT—Late: classiest fn efty guarantee Barn 4) \l ; ‘\ ~ ’ ~ a) lef ears ; ’ , i > * ° : « a - . . = . .' °s 423 I~ tS Vv . rey , 7 ? —_ ed ™ ; an . . ‘ ,,* _ . . es ~ ping? > - wt . 2 . ' "se \f -- te 4a” $s. °ou?T Rz nan “ ws - ~ — tide ul $°795 {nwn ° 5 ‘« , 340 ; i've cP, Rerracks R 9 k Ml rm oH eu | fo oe ) | | Furz 1309 ' e ' ‘4541-43 De r Forest 813 a; 1 ° 19°]. wetan: cord tirea, a ic : 2. | en ; wy : | . : nt 4 = ‘A i = me hs “ ‘ . . . We . eo: e . ; . . : Orr: =, , ring he 4 Pry tia ") avert. or Se? Gath | wpa: ed Gee Meee Papwieoct ter secacn, = ania ees Odenton hatenin st S508 Cet a OIL E— Tou -atifal apiendi@ FORD F ARMHANT ' . art nd a’? & —* | + LM. i. Ss “oy - Te RENY , } Py e o | ° Votv (nm , 3147 Lect, oe ¥ > > — Si25 cash. balance h . . ’ . . e 4 - - 4. . " ' a i ‘ j v. hog, . ’ , = F f ae: i : os ~ Queen ee = > ris - wT? an YN = : Compr ~“° - i? al AMHAND— x fend wife inan? prs 8. Post Ds O)h 1s Gr Tarra seat a, MEL WTO—WOMEN, GIRLS ALESWOMEN WANTED ub Wid. —Badty DRIVE It rr iY sn Co. S143 | Complete, with | é ss > ——_—— + - — — — 7 - —_ — - — . . : e : ote 7 : ‘ : e - : " " o he ; ~ 44 ve * _ . : a ; “ ? , *,. a” - ’ 4 ne re — - ;* . 27 . ; » “4 a x : 7 -* . . r ° ‘ te » +” eroe I~. ” ’ sr : -* 7 at ‘ 4 ee ’ ’ | ‘ Tu ! rie P * . ° 4 * NA o - “ ry “4 : r _ - vy ; a, . Fe ; ’ , ; , t ait aes" ' . A Y ; a% *s gti arm Epete q het den: fy! erat? tans ; . a. ———, mae morn r . ; . } \> . & A 4%. an ’W Ls} m “ 5 a . + ; . s _/* es ¥ ‘4 —, —— —_ = “* = - ; , ef : , 7 . . 8 6 INING-ROOM MAID—Private reetde, » 3 > mihi T 4 : Hlieheact Priee tar rr : Wanted arrang *. Mendenha Motor 9. 238 our x : s.ear iad “a us “'ate ee Sa 2. wee = ere nd 4 . ; ‘ Ss - ens “ « . - mt 8 : " “ro ngs cD “ 4 iO bade v on : if ‘aN ; . ’ : ~ ; at’ By * NI a -- . . rages > J to Ss Dt »s P } =" ; -_ : 7 i 7S e. jeep . r : $s we ie zm : oa . ia : e 409 " e ‘ . ad ] - i * af » 4 a « . ; Slr 3 3 > 4 . = - . 4 =| PS « a waetraa Sry LN > Tree o wes .” kee a 7 ~ he : : , | ' = ' ; ms r ey q : ad , 2 : ss = 4 . * sf 4 . ' Nie \i + a ea nen , . ” Sit AS . \ “ , o.ored Jo4 ‘ - ri . . + — : ; slr , . wi . re > fer? ; i@ em utiful ' > SS ae : ; : : » : > ~ : - ' ¢ g° “ “ " « - : . a "LA a . — aide : . . > i ; 4 ; ; oo. eo -_ 2 a , at? t\res ‘ike z . r . demoraetrat\: = m ow . F F ; i " ” - "i ° + 4 . i ~ - =? « mm” « - "ee ne P le - . : 7 : ot “ ; ae 7s _ “ ve a’ ‘ ; ra ¥ @:) : t™ . ae = +> lriShW ASHE R- _— x per er “od white .: a . rig man a’ ’ sua” - : e «! Years i —— ANIMALS Qt; : " ahaa , serve as draad ka 72 ’ . A. v aR y ; ‘er 51am kb aston, r ' ; we 6 UVES ? . ; hoe : “eae , - . , > 5 . - — . , on 1.4.4 ———— | . = f . 2s : ‘ (YTOR ery “ola : euperionce preferred Call) Bell kun * Xperia ecessary See Mr: \y and meals. Bevo Mil, Morganford °m smail city idie-ag i | poodle: yeas _ Reoairina and Painting UNIVERS (1. 3418 LOCUST B. Open evenines and Sanday at OLDS BIé vee? Awd . - i, ere Rand ae H rie i } : 12 A a . Tas > g wemat : Vn@ * 2 eA ch 3 5 J ' vr %, ' > a : — — = - -- . — a - -_—— . zx Ty re T° NIVS ¥ n = — * 5 SQ t a? ° e . B SINESS NCES ad . A “i > ‘ . . DA Vv tah igri be | , o >= Le eee 1o” 5 r". T> te thi Ct : ; . - = | : 7*y 7, ’ ‘> ~ ~ : i , - — « : . oo ~ 4 ug ' SS eee “_* atlas . pA "se ser r bed e ar JOR PRESSMAN— one fermiiiar with Miller! y ' : EKRAND GIRLS—$S8 per week. Apply T08 iAreFwa; ren ne . L CHA) Le i} PUP s—aA + | ; Motor Sales. T14 N. Vandeventer (ck wopderful car for someone low price: case folders. with plenty of peo and ambition ‘i MAN—As secretary to maa *: Pine ws! y) | BOL SEM eS ens eee: | Tt fine recistere r os 2 months BS — * real Gistinction- “met ~ ‘UTH SID sv, 1th) «’ 7 +. ‘ . ' ' 4 jar : 4 rng a 7 ane ana “ varaaanenaees a 7 s retars = s AT \ 1 Ts | ”) a*ea . i] ial Ae . 4 > aon a y : = } Y 9 ; Lon. $41 Re RD SEN AN. 3901 Be ao ; an ; Ps I¢ . A - 4 : ; z — : " —_ = es: a - —~ ; \ Shih NS — EAperienrc¢ ' Te) custom Lars ae ~ .K eee eens rr : } > \ : . ‘ " - . - ae ) i an ral 71 0 rant Open a. day 4u Yig ryt " ~ : : 2 Fy “> . mie? © ‘ ™ i r ri = - onal. . ~ se . » Den on - bi. . . a : : ‘> Cret ' * i . a Weetlhat ‘.ro\esa : genreri ae Te'taria Da ’ ~ rer : . By. 8 : r oe *] ‘ear? a - ne tein 2ae fobs « o od ~ 7 » 9 nen a nee ce: a - = rs “*T . exceite ad oC. $140 cash, Sa ‘anc Ss — a ‘ ¢ TEMP, ER —Lat - > ’ ° aie ) . 7} > i*- ' ; : TT : ° | " ws : rT te 7 " cat Vi - . » 4 & = . - , £ ‘ . - * ai . = - . . ir ost v4 ‘ss a ven -” . i. set nm 1 e on = ee “ " : ; SRLArTyY excpec’e«4 La ‘ eA rf »«TOY-S.0an Bhoe to carfare si° - so e : So.id egcte * ne alt ~ By : T LS »? , ee — : 7 %, : - . rou who want in ade price $. Kim wewSA WAN : ~~ ; Mask ’ at ’ “ lier ; > . Samii — ytu4 . j => a _ 4 ; : Ss. . wt ® -* rs ied fe 8. é2 4 M un. BUILDING WIA ERIA - : ‘ , fan 4 J ‘_ “ ~ rere ernn mn? "v4 CK AarmTn Cua iy are FF * ‘* " n 374 Kpertence plain coo! : ec. e Fac -101 Lucas av net worked a? 6 4908 Fasto: Disvi zy daly. 5c Sun ows of ' - = . a mar one: all anyene “ould ne yl Pine wat pps ~~ = 9 " ee town Woale : CSTR , rr - ine ¢ 1%83. poe's ! } vf ion as ate mod: “7pen «a tv Sundar 3454 8 onal o : ; accessories Sr T_Low' , - Mi i ~ ater Bowe-Perry fe - 4 . . 4 ~ = - : : Sans + +018 Mo = . ' . , , » - iz > » a a " . ’ a ege«e Tand Mu ‘DAY 6 OPER ATORS Cis5 ay Phat Cc SER Thrse ar ecreens +.. se ° - ee . — a aay cso HT DSON—Sedean & cord tires ~ wobolstent 70 moment 3253; 1 -— Bod! > “7 oa ’ — 2 . ~~ k7va sh I if ni ter —_ ) i” . pipe ~* ‘ NT \ A teat ec “a t . ev. ! = . . - — _ aaa — - 3 A he “ . = ae 8 Da ] : : SS L ™ > . be . . - — a _ ! meen . _ i > § »f ad : {* ke { yi ‘ ) : + Xington Minute "mw: tren - : ‘ ; ” 7 - - - * * . . me! a >. | 4 : ro - oF? , 19° Sarr " free + ot he us , ’ = ‘ Box 79 ‘ ~ ond be Marke ae r eo | > . . , Xet 7 ? . e , on * ‘ ; . "wr : - . ; , ti © : { : : —A. & . ~~ i S——) Bt. . sand a ver Mie. WU For candy store Ca it *ncte. 617 LATNDRY FORELADY—Must be exper earvicn. at - A Ss . ” . " . - y oF 4 - ae . ts oo T \e : - : mr rT = © . . nie ‘ LAROKEKS— } fa ena vere ; ° state te surance art N. Grand ered highest wages Mode! fLaundr : , — : ' : FOr _ ; EM AKER—“edanr. late model: im mew with famous Hed Geat ¢ ; Coupe Rusa ray . — siepetentan oe ark i are . ‘ ~- : : a Q , ; ™ ec Sea Contiren- ’ - ss. sn ber : Nat a bee ine ; ; al -h : 4°5 Fr " . - “ - - - -— — - = : ’ a? : =? ~ to i" = « _— Sia e . > %a “an ‘3 a" | ‘ , * pag = — ; 4 ‘eine ; _ . we 2 Ba. : o *@rea? . brokerage Ft RD DE . : Mit vm . robes \~ . ‘ . - : ‘ ; os se ers, Bi eed =P : : ed OF arcar etore AoC J ary am Ww *- A ™ane - ar’ AT’ SY . , ' . ya ad 2 iW) A ' re is \\ {NT I ') T | Ee Sale _ “ , , ¥1ea Wash igton av Here: Pb octlee ;. \ . enced car end 4 best money-maker tn St. Louis ste shon, 4138 West Fiortesac: ID— White. for mangie and pantry | - ae ANE Eai ourina Cars For Bevenings and Gintas eeneton ax ies Har ied Goodfellow tumber C Nature! | Ten and worn ow. steady employment. GiRiS—Inexperienced, $11 ge ggme og Be — ee a oe n't give your car aw ‘we Pay more Brice s——1917 1918 1920 i> — 7) | style bedty vente ridge and Gow ill: a 6 : AleX ers St formerly Hall's gr ewan - +, ws WEO to star ngtan 2 , ATCHES tha 7 rae dead Jaon onium as : .S—191°% ~ renameat, TS a, ering: tm fine candies rr es bodies are sel a : : et) ger are . _ i. a ea m or to; wis ; ' MAN fo - . -“* —- — , ih iA ee aT “4 2 _ ~~ : | : “« _. Box et : we MaAIID—C olored ‘“oeta're work Le exer! - = = BUSINESS WANTED _ JSEWELRY—Wwea nnpemennialtttecaeienatinaiion siecle “e-e - °¢ : 5 * ’ : karte« 2 o . #au es $s) 0 down ; trade. = y — we of to . 0 ~aah o liam. tee for ene wear ’ == : ; . ~ as i % d }8i- +A.e: “a . iat aaa - -_. “ei ema “ . . -* - _— e ne : . ; 7 “a i . me — ee , Apply “rf leulis Wire and Irun Ceo wre : ee . ‘ « « i 1 Siu regu " : a i. ' ‘rea Oe is TA cee a ‘ . 4434 : a ¢ “= - ; ncs _ “1 4 2 Automobiles For Sale At Miscellaneous Ld 4 aT ms -sa _ wor - : - S - —_—, VAN To act ae, : . a VER v\ : a Sr oer) , ba : * zs. ses eacy 4 g%oc pa’ = = — Biss Gee ee o S aa, : x Gaia sesl 7 Oa ee eee And awninae: steady work: sod pay. BUSINESS FOR “ Din : fated : 7 —_S—SS= | after “ : im lest Tt ' eater 7 A " x g a .t oe > axe ha ’ ra o . . ape DO «X fa io. l] * ——_ : -_ —— : a SE ee Senne ‘ oa £ »_ event enane baat - ; - 2! and Oreaor erea ness fast\ growing |] m.. : a “8 ‘ — angie & | PER aTORS._For a> " ean Te ‘ ’ ' +7 ; : apelin * ‘. / & Zz r “ar his ‘s a a? S14: fowr good tires O!>son, a4 = " Sper . . A _ ' .-¢@ = ‘ » ' ‘ = “7 ~~ : i = ; st? v ’ ; “I AN s & : : ; ° . Ss ’ *‘' need Le a . zs” 4 wages stead Word Tr eaearet '- he -a * ius rf - 5 “ + pag ‘ , oy ad ae oa © i ° e © ae | : : _ 7 . : . in - . - -_ . - _ os 7 — ae : T+. 4 ‘= 5 " . ‘se -_ > ‘2 . " ‘ . wil ak a . - ~ a“ a : : « : 3 > Su : “ ’ : r > 4 can rower 3 zs ; a 26 Xr Diy Ee ae Kr ea” ’ . Wan ted A ¥ : vi ; ? 1s . 7 r . ~ thie ran —— vee . ° lise : * . ; r¢ os 4 - . : * +4 = ‘ ki x | " » " Zi : A ge « — ~— e on > Sea’ Pet . LS Sa nie = ‘ : ‘ ~ . , tied SMe Hee — = — = ™ - “es j . : fe _ a _ ’ ~ . : sce . : ~ . . 4 . al 9 es 4 4 AT33 ’ I \ . . a 6 4 . - ; . : os . ‘. an tem : ae =... tA o~r - ‘ vr - -~ a ete e@lary expected Box A-1@L | Post. ' , c.200 : sna > 1 : a ‘ - chcee “ oe Ii PERATORS — Experienced on gna Suis Sad oh ge wap st’ Loute Moter Car Cm * ™M AN > rt a’ ww " : si? 7 “ ' : ee —— | ~ . . " > ’ ‘ . ou - ? E * f : ’ ? "oF -? = Co. Toa ron satet, ad mach: - , ne =" zs a™\* . >: oe : en " ‘i ~\ ; > a’ ate **s ®art? 2° i lie l’rees . + a ; “ ™ . cd rew yak. ° . re « : motor \ . ~ xD \ *- ~ in . ~ . —\i ‘\ . : ah : . : ~ Foe. ay 89°9° Tastee. fat a : : a? 7 4? "i a . . . . ’ .* ;t - ' ~ : . : . ” ; -\ Puttonh . ars . a? : C2 ‘ = sy “A , Buttonhole akers, pocket makers : : — F _—- : r \eliest 1977-45 — 1 . “ . “ ; nm : ; ; | msm) TTie ei’ De rien -e rr er , - = had | : | } : Wat _“ 4 - Apo Vv te .? ~ ~ . = _ r ~ ‘ re , ri ‘ry q ° - ’ “op fron? and _- ome day, ma vbe WW) years : r ht : : 37 a” - - \ ”~ . ° . 7 F : . ° se, ‘ ’ , yy *? ts - . : > . . ~ e ,? ~{ =. ~_ SS 4 ae - ~— a“ . . mA at ~ on lps and com.nissic . ree at at nario ed Purla Fruit r ELDM A, r ‘ 97 4 ashiogton 6 mas O? Bee rN . x : - ; 2 : . 9 Close an ePstate 2 fo it pa awn Experienced on @uck coats -. “ . 4 . en 3 . 6 Sai Bx ae ae er es G8 Vasiané and he ire, ret de Luiz Grand. , sework and ok ne “- e vlace f,, ond paats: also young girls , peat 18 to earn “* AB . a sen. s , vance aia eondition 2101 Loenust 7 a ee prices and better mercha erences tequlied 31. SF SALESMEN—Inked tinbun ard carbon pa. THEM Person: good wages. Appiv Defore 2 OFodering machines Lime, work », | for $8500: -asvy worth BiG. O00; reneea © THING . RR ESA ae 1923 Buick Demonstratess Yahlem Is doi =e vs Lace a“ e.* : | : care ‘(a - UA,” % ; " On , ‘“ ‘n =) , ) ; ! “ dys ng ; ‘ a f* ar . mm Sat ir S . = — AA ~ A ; .u ' ve “ « "ag 74° ’ ial ; - : — CLO it Var: R, mont “fs eb : 1S oOlng now. ; ae re ° 78 Aly . ae A * — >i aa sg -A sO8u 4) © “4? ‘ emens 2eAM~ | NB f= A.te@ra "ss hans . sees ,- : . t ted , ' m | er len 7 ~~ roa ister . ‘) ell y “ , good pe 5 l = ee + ‘« , Ah > a'*a ; 12 . iji-ar? ’ - aa ~" ~ . ‘. “=. a a™~ nd ." — |} pe o . ~~ . . ; : r il : i? ; i t« { ‘ . ae By DOD my | a wf STE eet Came, cheap w | | | | S , | tS vears from now ¥@ * - - . ISAS N 24th SAL ESMA Sicl EV! ET : — _ _ : : =s , , ‘ - : ro 4 4 > - >.) SEA VMSTRESSES—aAnd alteration hands. @ 72i >. & Narhoee ES ee ae ge me . , ell from m ss a pF osu : Ree Gr Sildinteed men Go werk | juan? coe ATO SU Ee GIRLS AND WOMEN AMSTRESSES And aiipretion Banda: 900 72a chaenct ste SS (Gi | G0.000 ECITS. overcoat, need Badly, for) roule Stotec ca Se Mlgit em "Eamst: |. 4eylinder touring. wantin> 7 om trainee nhs 15 & Mihee = . ; . F’x>e oe a 20 learners “aod Pav whe ay a. "EV: icR. v saat tee vearn ao wa 4 ‘ . ——)i St se act once 13 euite “ nent -2- Pint wee ans ‘4 4 s . * ' bl e evlin lor touring-sedan. : ion, a used car. y oul] eithe MEN = ¥ oune and middie-aae' ~. run on" ‘ a ‘ . . > wrath rita vn ren? Pay aPoe 2 « © r. . ana use ns } ‘a 2 - . i _— ~ : are ‘ _ _ — . = , . , = * _er pny " . i > = a . ; . ?x3) — S“outy ~ iA Seren Auto Co. 7 ' “ s* m= ' " _ . z " | 1De 2 ‘ Rate seer ~ ’ _ ° . . a 7 . x *s ? . : s . : > “ ~ - ’ - . . wi a orien . i, : ; -4y work : ‘ -¢ . , . ° * , . oo - 4 r 03 LJ $ . ‘7 ™ ina eGcal ’ ? 1” ~~ «= a hk; r 7 if [LEN WANTED | | | _ One _=5 rm room and bath. Wydown 134. ic7s —loeen s. 910-912 Olive: Mr. Arnoid. «| South s! de Di Hektor mage $ rviend a: owner must. ane 3456 S.Grand _ (@ iv If anyone tells vou that P' * = 4 \ . “ - , . fey - ng - - ne = toes Ww LITRESS. Ex er nHced ‘me ready ‘or = -- ’ ‘ FS ~-s ‘ ; >eq >t i ate ) ° ea . a 7 sie pa ° i 4 . . aoe. . one / ; >. i ws «Hh - Rat ’ ~ ~ . : rh @ — . e 4 : gener, Seen ¥ ss s* ' — ; - a = Te ‘ ~s gg” -@ * *°o32e8 valves *4 7.3 — ‘ Laos ow ee , v RIN) ‘ASH al tlem ean he heaten or. eve es ha | " . 1s P “Ss . . aa “ ~~ " : rome Sig - oa : : P ) ~— one ' = ,anxee $s De a w Al R is—xperiénced . New ‘gra! sa | 7 . : " “TP F nm - . vane ‘ _ 1o aston be t = 4 2 bd ee 3 ‘9 - ¢ ~ pa : ebuflt: 5 peortin a ‘i AY . t+ Yon z ‘ ™ . rT? ee } “s ez an‘ ; ‘ ‘« = " , ‘ . . : , ov é ? — " ; ——— 4 j ‘ ' » , ar _ ves ag omer 4 oe “. ' Sot . mater i en price, quality or Te Wrilise 75 ARNIS » Ff ‘ a ee Der Wee rs , ae | ol ’ ent oe | wees WATTR ESS — Ey rer) ernest straight watch are ; Si « - F Se oe ee ac a et orn — 284 ne — ie © pate ody =O : far *b éé : : ’ Sw \ \ * - the , ; an ——_ " " : ‘ ” am at a 1s * — oat ~ . . OF wn : ~ , - : - a ; a ‘ i - ~ : >4 ~ : ; 8 ~ 4 - ° : e ve ‘hi - , h “. BERATED PROMISES TO OFFER - ; ae Se See vee 208) Glee Robt Themen aban ig ett aoe week. 307 N. Laffingwe eer es 6 or Oitve 794 POULTRY AND BIRDS 08. a _fxtzas: like » Open a tay Sunday. 2456 8 Gres BI: leve -me, brother, wirA \ y .\ _-. wwe .. a. _ ~ + af . “- s “ ~ ai} cn . : , ac: Pirhe ‘ » . ne . . vw VWANW.8 oT white . ne on - : ‘ ea f - a 7 2 e* o 3 ea ‘ te . ~ o's 4 aneenee ; ¥ . ‘ o ; ‘ A. = omen - De Vv On know that y ahlem ; : -* ‘ . ; : wien ’ ‘ * t “ Ss wa ' a. s'4 iT! . . ote " . z a oe c™ * “pene ' 4 r r ~ . - i} : ; S , a ys » 2 : ' on ‘ : mean: . Stn ‘ : mene a , Fie nn,| ear | Mi : e x ) 4 = 3 ‘ ’ i Ser Rebar ‘ = ied or vou xnow that Yahlem s - . . , ; . - - ” | - d . -" dhs ir ad “a . . AD 7 . .F 4401 M er . . ‘ ., _ M : -.@ an£* ; ..) - . a7 & . . 7 : a? ’ hos ‘eae nil “a * e r) . ~ . “ rnd vr | oe wed : " in . o- a ; ; 4 . | r= - o + he - n de . . é om 4 - my ‘ . - ‘ > : ts ’ - . i . > é “ : - « ‘ . ; . P : e . is ree ae prt 4 ‘vers e 8% ~ ‘ oun = 44 " . : * ~ " ‘4 ; — Tet ome Tigre tf aur ng: La? bad = . | Nantes ' Ni -o- e tor ¢ : . R : : we 7 : ~tanetinctid ‘ : ; ) ‘ , . aah: vet . ma . aha i a) se * rk . - a in « " ’ ** ; _ s > —w © . , - : . i ’ 4 e ° " %earr « ’ oo~ ~. - ‘ss. vrone car ed re i? 7 . ¢ A ~ nia) T be. ~. ‘hae Ai.rdern tm " a . . ren rK Wood . : , a ass . : a neg >, 58 is - , . ‘ “ —_ ‘i 3 . : we , 7341 ; . ‘i* i” r tot gee ght rare ‘ nHere — —- : « ° rd - a ite i - by vou A 13 : ~ ah \ = . - ‘ ss ° — , 9 . ) - ~_ ° ‘ a - ° ; ; - ® phone Ares 1 #61 ‘ r,a ' : ' r : . / ' " , a“ —_—K 7 k t} t ¥ nl } —_ ; ry a let . now 1a a em : . MNiiesime ™ cit hs ef “at issers ;? . . = io oe — oF 4 ad say'st wit’ a > fine ’ + nantes ; ‘ aL a MRT A Teartn : 18 TST TIT | ata tienda Sr gai RP ey SEEDS. roan amp meee. {0 0000) . ) , te Peas 5 ‘ - | ' zs , i : 47s: ' : - = | oe — oe - sf | M cio . i ; 2 pr i 1 2 ’ $ a ) ~ i \ m me a Seon ; ‘ _" 3 " ~ " : eat ‘pal stmt eae anon, SS Eon ; Ot] now that Yahlem : saliainates bervice. presen’ a pe be ovr i Cieitee ae Geers ese ee Beem, Pest-pie. (7), pletely, pussession af once, reams Tented | pa ease. “Ncslveg: sur cight-yene grew) om S385" torme Mandentac. bert, 22 months to pey selance 20s © cent interest ? : 0g oe Sanance ne 1° MwemiERG | Gund heme im gmall city tor middle-aged" arnie” Onacs eet, Mat wetstent: for frasonatic | leaving “city. G1 Waittigg | Weunn | Pian ne Ree ND | See EE Ee Open evening. teh) aa a oe, Rae referqpees , 9589 ARCADE BLDG el ant. Hox “9 a “tO aa S : doce: _ Shop. | vs Pine, Sundar. 2 to ¢ r Mer oe INK Pan! oon tan aston sonnrien— Kenrectv ~ 3% 38358 eure pms ; Manes for sank necotead ali, 4 gag hynny tee -Tourtee, car ae = . * “. ia » M fal caving: terme & | a — ; _ 2 -_ - °

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“AUTOMOBILES Coupes For Sale Runcbouts For Sale Sedans For Sale FORD SEHAN _Tourina Cars For Sale ~ Demonstrators ek Auto Co 7 PASSENGER TURDAT.. are 21, 182 - aTOMOBILES ens Cars 9 Cars For Sale IZAR— 19: 0 00k, ope —_, 919 each ; tert sacs. | . 1 921 ' tnige en Ata’ > ve we: nicer: ' ae : $199 ash ne _Finney “fourings: $74 and 340 down na a be germs uit . : ’ ’ ‘ re "i> af Gi : lia - : ’ 37 , n ring eee 1919 mode! 4 = | i ecor - hw ‘ , for ama) ‘a — ; : , balance \' - bergain. * : or broke eer _ - *¢) ' ‘ HOTOR CO . ; het ‘eninge AP" ° - oe \ | : J AE ' ‘ c ; ‘ rer « ~ ae] . i7h ROO Finney (ie?) ne Ke] \ $18 . 19 pe? $40) >. ‘ trade 40 Orive ; 10°71 tH 1 f 433° " tT? coed . ‘ + ‘ Motor ‘ lt ; ; Tourne guarant¢ ns he Bre $20; no brokerage. 3120 Locuny. GE TOURIN me. wonder! VERSA! sis . NIGHTS si ' ’ LDodge T Tour.= 2 : Moter ' 1 1¢) s pu R AN’ 3 | value New "iy gh’ a? t eenasy riding * SPAT DY! x : Si 16 Locust I nt 16.34 5 touringes, 1918 + 19°3. $60 ™ Trade. terms. 303] Ea ' ‘ 1919 tourine: good ' S14) y Sundar " 4 . 15 tourincs. 1918 * 19 & demouni' ables: motors pert “4 ® tate; exsy terms 1905 Tpcust | Touring la ie etyvie NAT)? {ree end ow all eood: $125 M en? ~ Locust One eve a] 7910-1993. many ex’: nai ; ‘terms, trade, anvthine Oa b— 1921 touring 5 cord tires en terms. «= Gi lam-Epete!: Che $922 Easton - 10 touring cars ate ike new atarters ~~ as oa tires’ barca’ ne erme 2114 . ae = Touriig: demountabiesr: « good rur ne si ‘ S& ‘ #4 ' - Touring. ini ors. demountabies. €95 $120. 19° ,v ms rrarié¢ . , , x . Oo. 41°77 Olive Nouring 19°71: in Al condi: " - @ arer and Gemoun'a?t ° T.imse terme \laoe i Mowr Co... 2315 Locuat. Open evs Ty Touring care e’'artera Al cone ' * . = rdner Jour.. 1921 superh cond! ‘ te 5 cord ’ ’ t : ’ - . i” sia mor? 4 in? 7 2 14 meh.e ae & > ans | wv , ‘ | ’ a “ 4) oA Pr @ hy ‘ 4 Ome : ta . : ’ Db ri" , fers ge , “a MOTOR ty 010 Wael a at evenings and Sunda: ‘ } . ry) L—Tourine {ry fi @ eand o, yi te rad ef teh S50 enah ‘ wvrmiat i 1° . f +] Fea a’ 4 ; ry Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous > =» a —————— VS THE Some dav, m: ivbe 5000 vears from now, ealer jn used ears will vive better terms. bet merchandise A prices and better a hlem 18 doing now. your grave. day and age. or CANS BIN 5.’ Ati F, 84 iSTied Customers Do vou know that Yahlem ars jn Mareh ? Do you one e that Yahlem var de; aler inthe West? Do you know that Yahlem Used the Cent interest ? SS ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH RENT for the value you are getting? If so, POST.DISPATCH study the “FOR RENT” Ads. “@@ AUTOMOBILES ie ee Sare For Sale _ AUTOMOBILES Auto Bodies Wanted = trade 440 Accessories, Parts—For Sale pet 1990 . ASH Balance e ear ‘'s Time Tires For Sale ,NASH TOURING | = MUSICAL ~ ’ Pianos and Organs For Saie na _Machines ver Sale Talking Machines Wanted OMNIS WITH BOARD—CITY Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous --; & Touring Bodies “Rooms ron RENT—CITY DE LIV ERY BODIE S Se ROOMS FOR rihenind “— West Louw FR] }4 4115A 7 : se . ne ea > : ‘ ih a » | “ , on ss ’ : yy ; « {) - ‘ _ ge 7 *’ > - =. | ’ a ; } j ‘ . ’ | " -.> 4 I ‘ 2 »4 44 a — ? : j - - ~~ a - . ‘ - oa 44 " ’ ~ - ‘ a s 4 . ‘ 4 “oo ROOMS WANTED SUBURBAN BOARD HOTELS , « = 4 ? ; 4 . : ; i vw ~ >4 ~ ar > 8g . - “a - the LINDELL PLAZA HO’ ee a } 4 - 7 ; ’ h a Cc ~ } res ‘ near M i Hy wonder?f of ee if) ne oe ectr - 7 ors S ifvV 4 et ree * \ ‘ } 4 c 717 €9 eetny - he \lerame Ga’ 7 ; re ‘ aL za a ('¢ a, aT re? . } ‘ ‘ . , .» Fire } Bellevue : ine = ° | 7 | cl ~~ >» RE Automobiles For Sale M'scellaneous frovses Lats ETc _ But 3000 vears from now vou Ww on't be Ping aused car. You'll either be tickling arp or, like Tutankhamen, be turning over But if anyone tells vou that now, for a few that Yahie mean be beaten or even equaled in ssortment, price, quality or terms in used ; believe me, hbrothe Mo you know that Yahlem has over the largest doesn charge Solid agate, 25-7 line dat: vy. 300 Sua Misepiay Sic dai iv. O° -_un Oul-of- town, @gate. 25c daily. 35c Swe.: @seoviay. 40c daily. b0c Sun. Tares er more day lc ithe diecounis APARTMENTS FOR RENT North South ‘ >] | o* ‘ i A ‘ . =e , ~ ~ ; ' . » x 4 4 " oy ; fi.» OO } - ; + /? Q ; . ’ ~ " ’ > | ; ’ 4 “ *” “ ’ } ,. ' s rr°-R* “Tyr oe et 1] , APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. _West es FOR RENT FOR CRSNES NGSBURY” ba SOF Se | MORGAN 2845—Modern 4 room apa ri ” Ant 0? effictenc’ eer e¢ See ger ° ra: ‘* . , ‘ my’ , = SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT : ‘Ff i 4 — Late apartment MRSCH 275 ¥ .* DENCE—3727 M a a Ke od » t fe B zg c& -. *) 4 nes i . en . f ] 5 &4- ) rf) 5 4 _— enutf , » : # Ma ‘ i i ne a ane ans ORAoI ssc?) | @@RAGES, STABLES—For Rent ~*~ } > Qo s, Sun parior firs? reeidenca enr : ! Lae 9 ‘ e a ‘ est MINSTER PI 57° oe -_ enor SHAWMIUT 1] ) 2 06——C rete faraxe , ning + . “ | ; - *| TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES: APARTMENT 4-FAMILY ee ea Aberdeen a gE EE 1) yj (334°T Fal Te Lisi TRACK. oN TRACK * Colebecter Hlectrio elevator, 8000 square feet, 210 roo | : nate Wihart t1nriv RAMMING RHR. HK CO ye } ick Devonshire! |. .... WAREHOUSE SPACr ; ry ’ re . t ; +1 \a ? et aes North __—s_—s—s-§ WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES [ | « * ‘ » ‘ ; & . on . , eee ne REAL ESTATE ‘ ; “= j . Le, = on : Sc'1a aya@ie Tar done dut vy. 0c SUA, ’ { wy Si) , Dispiapy. . u un viul-of- . lau’ vwguile 2 be Cusp Sic Sun ais? J ae LL San 7 iré West er more davs *, ine disrounés ! 4 Y n b« a ———— 5 roome REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE ny 2 et n a ) * 3: : } ‘59 . = ou) ‘14 ; ’ ( () re? O38 Furnished 6 . suble: for the surmer; REAL ESTATE—W’'1’D TO BUY Ke fF est lara wars AF Lali SUN AY : fi T, RE ESTATE Wt l have re. quica = — = —— ———~ - 7 ;, ’ nawer “4 } r« FLATS FOR RENT WING preas of dally busiuste Central . ob , - ' »~r0 ”? or 3 rooms “a! ‘ } . a At | ( (fing ik ‘ +? "44° 5RO0 North Bungalows. Cottages Wanted fodern. & ‘rooms::Fairground dis GA " Wtd—Or cottage; oO roon » ‘s } — ~ } t 3 " ; } v6 i M4 1 Cat af "rs j } . Worthwest ————— - Rox AUER, 44: Hee move in; { 12 Post-Dispateh. { Cr re »*?> ‘ ‘ t* h ’ ; } ‘ ‘ »’ wee i‘ ) Flats, Apartments Wanted South FLAT Wtd.—Sinale of Soa: faa a »1* . i. ; a“ ‘ . ™ ‘ fiy e ; . sti ot ‘ ma first floor, $* 6 rooms ¢ , } ; “ ch ‘ s ‘ ; : ’ } ’ rie ‘ x ’ ‘ T ~ Ss , | ‘ " ‘ ; os + ‘ ~ ' lal a,” 7 > " es ’ 4 al } mie ¢ ‘ x 4 PES MO 7A FORD RI ‘ ¢ ~~ 7) (ot ¢ ‘, ry atte r * 1) \ tat 7 gerage ata . ~ S ec . Pe ot oan all . ° - . ‘ 4 ~ Ara-T . ’ ’ ~ - FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED . Main 1431 Vv rs . garae j South ; i ) i Eroadwa 9 wt he ’ j ~ «* M : 14 7 -~ > = - ~— ‘ i> | 4 r 4 wit ‘ . ‘ f »4'/ , . > 4 r » To is ‘ rhe a er A® ' >4 . ‘ fax 4 ) wx144 £ r « ' ? ' er M ] j 4 . casonable. Hox K-813, Post-Din, 1% SiJBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE VA > t + a) ie Ss if 2. ; 7. Sui references. & . Alask: _7e50 € . ~ } . j : + “46 +“ 4 . ’ — an = ie |} = ” . oo + ‘ \7 . 4 es ‘ gra ~ rie * , ry ‘¥ et .- ~ " ~ . 1h F ak q prefer . . The* - . 7 er } js@ iw mies — - > r ‘ " , . ti «Ff : : oy Pa oy . . ‘7 x Fr 47% €4 ul 7 * 314°) ‘ep : ’ Li's —_ , ey? rooms es rea a i , ’ : over $5 ) $5 PER FOOT—85 PER MONTH Fig a car Lif e. ’ —_— on - te ~ ‘ 1 ‘ . *", reer r yt hy 44 }? ,a* ay ; : , ‘ . one a ere Carport ' rie or oS r . ' . ao’ - + adulte beat referer “ b. , 1 ’ : ey PEAT i 4 ‘i 7 - & t et vy, aT ‘ . ’ ‘ »hn ee ’ »~ 6 NEW SUBDIVISION _~" Furnished Flats and Ap’ts Wd. oe SAFE INVESEME Ee “@* ' near NTA’ ar } eae’ ’ -= . . © *,/ ‘ ’ b e af «* . _ ' , ne? mA es " ~ me ‘ + AT v" d " , 4 “ a ¢ a ° a ¢ and F you have r . v : . “—s ’ ; Roy VW 104 ] Pein FS %e PTOrIAaTt " J — .s 4 , ? . y, | 4k PRTMENT W ay UR ROOMS LARGE LO} 4 ? «vy ‘ od ' : . ’ “? ¢° ’ . . 2 TY) -*?F were . 4 Y a + , » i) P ; Mf Oe . ’ 4 : ‘ Saritr? - a rreorns ye ’ ’ . . a ate ‘” +7 > ae? , . oye = = Ferquson Tis . en “ ’ , ‘ 4 . pee ” a ~? ‘- : . ed DWELLINGS FOR RENT ¢ : Kirkwood North , . ; : , , ‘ ; . hi - , si 3 ” , 7 ‘ - : : ~ * - . ‘ -™N Rs ve = 2 ACKES ON TELEGRAPH ROAD , _ ’ . . Nort» west ; Ce ~T i RT 4 ct} Reads ve i 4 adhe 4) nent’ Owner will be on premites Maplewood FURNISH’D HOUSES FOR RENT ©’ a7 rece ao, P2000. cual West FOR & home or lot. any 4 price HIGH SCHOOL LOCATION HOUSES WANTED | : n eaead tineses'. Seanelt “LOUIS! | ‘OOR DARI 6700 ETZEL, UNIVERSITY CITY rt . | toda for $6 aA fire LISTEN, TEGETHOFF SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE Richmond Heights University City and ¢ ‘ott; aces ‘po L, LIV E NEAR . LIVE NEAR FOREST PARK BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | I wirground va — We “WW 4: 44 » : coamn @ flocs 40 ¢ BARG AIN » se 10 buyers Par : ; , : : "oO Re) emeer om 7 > : . Ls andi asphalt streeta. Mall A he TTEROTT R. OO., 4 ———— » « ; 7 ” 7 “ ve Suh vs n : ' —_—_-—- - FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE ; West NORTH PARKVWIE w—t- wAMmrs.Y : . ; te 1" a awe ’ b " ara 7 afi ipa ita ‘ rage 5 ir” rent ey +t . ‘ sii Foreeat SOTO ‘ © soOnM> SIT? “net RESIDZNCES FOR SALE North : = ot han Clreer chotce moder o ate-roof Prick: furmace. @iectri ane ws 138 enty Seah : A SLATERY. &815 Cheetn'it. ; ne , . * : fr " uA a eo ; hl ire tka . ' ” i= pos rt es od “SO7 Cisaegor et , , : ‘rv RESIDENCE—VACANT ‘ ' ais xdler now is rm o " oe . are i:>O l'ra ‘ ° qi « Northwaet IDENCK—S5868 Cote rriittante a ro sth a lich's gae furscece rurage ea he 252120. inauite with'r Se, ~ \er tsrceve Park . Sachi ; } ee hieh " ‘ lim hb Nt't ‘ ma Led) blew f ifé , ne, S1000 cash. balance mor ikernt ‘T5455 Pennevivania [Pee NC} — 18 Jdarmmart 7 pao . ? t ane £ “il conditwr ' bh eva@etr gas let Bde TOO nen mmediate posscrsiong $4000 Kit “ Os \V . 1741 WAVERGY PLAC SEVEN-ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE 6958 FIARA RI llea ful brich a rooms ! Nard roo ‘ mtorr rie i ha tie three ete ' ‘ ’ ral ong t ° Pp mn on 8G of we sleeping } n yf Pest s‘¢ if : hea \ acuum Piat rez art ha riwood throug 4 rick garag bera rme: adm s«s ’ ! #3 + ARK REALTY -«¢ () "“A°°0 Olive ef (oft? = outnwest IPoR NC fi moms, double warrne ae bleek south of Forest lark , RHO CL, ey ped ¥ RD 6. rue residence " beat medern — S7TO00 ~_— Me Raffer . A rer SscorTtT co RU «heetnet West Sloe NC YT " large rooms all modern et noes let M0175: frult and shad: ‘ ferry (‘sbanyvy O45 (e7 LL ENCKh——€2"% > Delbewar 10 rooms. fie ordet! R nti now S000 cash, balacce errs lot Bax 2 OO garage MN HLL! 20 N. 7th Vain T4631. fe9 fDoOiNnec} ~olRe Verner 9 room, med ort hot-water heat Yacant now. $10 » ett 7. ter ~ perfec? <eorde JOHN BUT 2O N. Zth Me n da BEAL TIFULL em HNEAP 4) } nrpe te nN gr ‘ eT hore e a0 ot a o. Seoinetn hardwoet ‘ eats in, fine eomrritia See ortu terme and detatlisa Ww ASHING TON AV. HOME he ma le my = @ residence 1” roowe mrdu need throughot siearm heat l~reae | nr : jant tAde ‘44 te ims ike ter : he Main 1686 4450 LAC LEDE AV ne-room house good condition ne a near Forest Park; Cathedral Va ; NEW WEST END HOME esse WeEsT Kier reons. «a mrilor nieeping porch ci and Foe in hat -wWererr ea srdwood floors. copper sereens utters an : ' , “Oe garage: \frvet me. hy } Perms . RATA Peet Ite BARGAIN An &.roeorn noun with hardwood floeea ig! if : hath firet-floer iavartorm imnras ae weet eel borches or firet an? secers leoors hot-water jem can have wt'h tat «] * or mere Bg un 4 if Ace rod sor? est cornet El: about © bleekes nerth NWR RFE lockwont» §8TREMMPILE WILSO | ‘ey We hete: twre om bs ial Our nom es are the choice of particular home bu» ere They meet the re fulremente that eatiely for they possess every re finement that eaoe4d heme whould have Those look. ing for a new home thi« foring ehou'd vigit the one we have complete 727 Chamberiatn eyF fear yup lt inmpect on Several asold the par’ wee "S designe to select trom Large fi mprovementsa Modest down pay ote rent 10 vweare on bala tice tf desired. Go west on Delmar to Kingsiang (6700 wear) north to Clive Btreet ra the wee’ one block and north one biock arm ber.air MAJEST!:( HOMES CORPORATION C460 Delmar AY Cabany RO Delmar 43 1 xz. BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE ~~ ne Speculators’ Opportunity i 50-foot front on Chou —— av rt garage in front brick hou in reer See trnake offer ‘ lone an entate Admin rateor FPeaereat 4471 (ef) South nMENAL AND NEBRASKA. eUne Areena a’iore and 3 fate’ wonte: nvest ment rents §1260, price en's 9” 7h terms ; REAL. ESVATE--FOR COLORED “4 CHOICE r HOME FoR COLORED m4 , froerme, hath fine or ash marvrent and easy terme eet » a 2k 7 -r J T60h COTT AG K FINANCIAL ING ‘OME + $2160 P ER Y EAR BUY NEAR FOREST PARK LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’TY ARE YOU NEEDING MONEY? fee us for quick ealary and furntiure leanne \ow rales confidentia! Room 4(hr Columbia Pide 318 W Brh at ‘Vive BOAT te KTANDARD Credit co. 2081 Ry. Es. Bids. $10 up without gadurtes lowest rates of* KY eAvaenced. yaleried peopie. contdq tin FiO tatted Meme Hide NTCY ioaened on automettiiere tate mete! ears bought. eold. Auto Auction Co, 1710 ‘rive eat (o®) MONEY to eelarted people esey pare nis confidential 1881 KRallway PF «change eae ot Be FEY ts vED oe to Shh) an ‘The Mortis va eh te vabhie it OA) week'y hey Tr er'* charges & per cent discount, le Guestrin! Loen "94. 714 Cheetnut tef) LOANS ON YOUR HONESTY To en aertet ceormle heliding eteracy geett lone TAHANS B10 AWT) * CAPITAL LOA™M 4&4 INVESTMENT (CO 1609 Chemical Bide _ Phene Oltve 9504 for Rt hh ans ‘rire wee ad LOANS On REAL ESTATE “EY wwe ft aN $100 006 on tear ewe! - e ree emta’e et lewert mtereet otreamces on vente eecomd deeds of trust tN & BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestous i's : o STOCKS AND BONDS ww @udétetiens of a’ active wa tigt «4 sand thence (ett Oltiwe 1014 7. a PORRFSTFR & 4. seed Centra! Nationa! Plank Th ag. ic® her °y BONDS bought at market value ett! ines fece value ivan © por coe - $i « werk on cart £0) har rew er’ sme eit om ether bieted herrie Ql SIec ek jeadustiial doen Ce, 714 Chestnut o& ich) ee en er

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; | it ° - . : = — é 4 . 7 ~ ss = « i “ak omy "7 10° ST LOU'S CNST-NISPATCH Ti ection and In Connection With That Milk Fund Boxing” Show, a Number of Big Cheeses Will Also Be on Disall Women's Features “o* . : SATURDAY, APE 21, 1923 SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1993 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) : Vangilder’s Great Hurling and Pe iiliiies of the Clubs *'St. Louis Women | Racing Bitte 113 Pel er Exross, ‘Cards Show Good Hitting Punch { = ShbttlttLllbltts lsat an SAISVLGSLS SAS SSASS SS bi hh, kk MALLE : ] | a > anemmemmaal and Entries | P - : / Durst’s Home Run Give Brownies 2... Roll Into Lead — Te Nebraska Hits But Field Poorly in Red Seriestf* ti cll First Victory Over the Tigers’. cn Of Pin Tourney . grnepens . Beat Washington Sherdel to F ace the Cubs Tod cf. - - : . ; ny WY Mo. B'rrrrTr.any Mrolt S| Boston ! : | ’ . fii 2». nn \ Af =. : ; a . ‘ ; A : . : . 4 han .* rae aise rat s | \ OE ton ec whieh might be entitled a comedy cf ee all fe BS of St. Louis. took the lead nish ra PayNS 3 os j de beh $ ill L, ul . e ov nr . ; 1: ‘ad f Krancis Field By Joseph F. Holland, B poly . 090' in the doubles event of the nation i] Havre Ge race Results. ' . Was playes at . ; . y Dent McSkimming. Chicago see eeeees 0 a nnn ! é en canes resterday afternoon by the- two Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. re ; , Washington . .. —— women’s bowling tournament on the apt rr Ae 00. (Fra ’ ae etd : - : - * ; Ti) | | ¢° a j ' > 9 / | leaf ‘ ‘ ?* *? Hug er olds uTss » 3 { A | ’ 4 4 | ? P ‘ sh . .f ’ ‘ . ~ . . some Tans il nes Ch In | sc) tlhe evhatath tha Zatr'e tte ae 0 3 ‘ first squad today, with a. score of| Fiower 114 ey tonal ee On P ., | teams representing the University ol ( H It AG). Hl. April 21. -The # ar linals arrived in hi lieved f ‘. (Mhers. nm wr the Tyr , that ie ee bor iee yw 2£2e far first: Juleden 105 Finn BL. SOLD, seen Nebrask and Washington Univer- as pepe . u spor ’ l) Ps, sbrnbadags ai lyrus ( obhb, KOM a T d ey \ h dule 1004 Mrs. Kelly rolled 538 for het } Dazzler LON «(MrAtee) Ss." / nn city i , — rnd darkness had today and noted through the ere not yet dam aged in onde . cne . three g eS | | Mrs. Hill shot 466. | 0:48 P ess Like. Pawnbreke: 1 ; yhen rain are arn = - : - he ty wie; aetor in baseball ~s ultnost ; fonsistent and oaay $ Bim ana Ps betta. Ne ee ar * fo : er Bae be : » eee Bae ak the psyehologiceal tas . om GESTED i ROS) NATIONAL LEAGUE They are . members of the .Peetz | 208"? ere nae ee me M | but an end to the contest and sent) final with the Reds that the Cubs were in second place, by : ) 4 . . ' . fe ~ } ctir vie rr Krmnayt bie f «€ er wy ry sfanee trom one buse nie . “ sloriow Var 1 also rat the 300 saniused nd tolerant spec ° . > , an . ’ at lr al a’ thie dy sibiee ri ' bay ‘ 1a) i?) yt tne ra : iti 0 a% go. clo , , _ Bros ten. % ' on a ne a | am ; rhiu ‘ veil that a three \ rerTories mn four games \\ ith the Pittsburg Pirates, va | 4 . 4 y li , hi : ! le : “Pet gege , ' ‘Ts 7 , , ft ae ! > 1 The doubles cha MOS of last OE UU .? i i ne , ~« rors nome, it Was ld . ae ‘ - ‘ il thie Detrow Comp tT has Come To be an accepted ceriaines rss ire at Cinecint : Lean yy ‘S Steeplechase Handicap. po ce S1500, 1 -~ ~ a ae — ee OS ag eel: og _ ? ‘ _— = . 4 oa i > 1 ‘ + 7a " e Asli 3 ee sliear 2h. Vear Misses H Sneider and 1, Spe} olds and un: (Short eouree) eet © asin ! isha had won the affai bs a se ( ret ond plac e. at this }>¢ rfod oft the season 18 inclicative : ” _ " " " : 4% : ’ : ty ; oryaes eu se Th. s . ’ : : "Teall ‘ oe cr rner) ~~ ’ ’ Ss , *% , i (yt 8: ) . . é " that ine rman , ette. avn ‘) LL Cllties rreat t yt ‘ hie rs. tat “san \, 17 a crap in der of Detroit rolled a total of 924 re pirelane Ay me! | LU or a poe Cs Fas | s0°y . ten th hiit 1h reaching that high estate the (‘ubs haye shown a “= yp » Re 7th RIC ‘N LAG te he ’ ith the St. | on Ver h 122 (Campbells, S2.°O thang or two hours and 4 minutes e | | Ain from thie OW TIS, \ on the same squad with 1e 4 | “hae >: . ; : ey Sar ~— pore ile Their a ae an andl 1K ft ate Rrv, Oy n. Anne|18 ballplavers on the field did all) ting punelh against | ittsburg s best. It is th: if batting pune lin “Wu 117 aloe Te) Tyr Tie ; (*] \ ve t . ie dalle 4 > ‘ ’ | ‘Tiles mrait? aisao ran th; a Pig . ‘ ‘ ‘ - ; lear 3 ’ ] 4 ~ if rs My ¢ \" yesible tan make I) hoo 1 ni R . SS Candle Si eT eye ne eet scar &@ v'm. | Peace them within the first five ae ry one a * hardest game} cranch Rickey isese tting himself to stop. ist Year, although the Mas es u | Washington at Philadelphia. clear, o boM ah ; , baseba] ook like the hnhardes : © j an . " re fe : ISI ; ‘Oc ] . | hd | 4) i f er S isler i ae New York etl 4 op = Che re boar 1a) Ke idé rs d »| it { Monday’ S$ Havre de Grace _En- - the en erid 4 total of °O errors The sepies with the Reds, which oy Se abc i # pers ‘ai iil 1) ; ; i* : R d - . : the women's national tenpin \ 1 ii) m \ j | 2 “ee oP “a ee m =e evards; Hopes tor , pionship tournament yaaterdas The | tries. was committed, and at times it was) terminated in an even break in four: Lucky or Luque bd ’ . . : ; ; 0] ail > thie} ‘ : . 7 Yesterda 7 Resu ts. “ Rs ee: ue sahas one nal ire lniminte = ear-aid sslieeiiaiad Limost impossible ce uN ll on Wri ! cranes. proved that the ( ardinals | ? * tthe other six tenms of the ct His Early Recovery y a only changes near the top re Ue | $1200, four furlongs tea the ers were layin FO | Jn ni , . VERICAN LEAGU! , ‘ ies , ' . , mM ie players wet! pia’ £, ‘ es go pe 09 if AMI peony i rat. | tO the score of Mrs. G. Garwood ane leekson 116 *G6éld Pendant txao _ (|need not worry about their hitting wes sg rows daily — y VIre . . , ‘ 9% 1 ey [dream ION *Rramtor i; kenerous were the collegians In pr | ‘ARDINABS., fatiii | fiat " eeaovvad i tjacy a cs} rari Mi meesk SIN]ECR wey feormediys pe Pe ’ nelides an , oreid !? ette and ‘ Irs i> Masts of ( leveland., Se eo lay 13th t«¢)* 4 J Pup is bye senting each other with runs The pitching WAS excellent in tw AR R o> 4 , 7 1 ‘lett e seat] Lalas 7 - Which eave them a tie for third. *Verus Pend Pd voniat 107 oe ¢ ms i fair | ‘a ane _| Blades, If ..5 O00 OF B ; sr caine iil ten a nigga “Pe e ~ nastier peg ear l Sun OD: : 111 ry or it} tire ly evading the ball Mw as far too |standpoint of runs scored Howey er, Met “sre . ” oon *e. oti a ahington cain i : o ite Nace a a ont : ” ¥ aN a te a ee | Pertic, . had been assured of ; seceonm tate. lope reports at sie a 4 stg , ineens ; Ho : ‘Ss wetscuig in the country, failed to plas L \1 rmery ta "a a _ 111 Original to he accredited to the ele- it has Siven an iNpression of un- Doak. . : o rs >| qT) the geries dof tao triaitiie’s your eondtiior are c Ange rerute al ' ' ve Ru ; . ir) the doubles qr singles ever; 5. bh if \ oxen ra 143 iton'¢ ) i ‘pm ‘1G ments. and sat no time aid the field- steadiness which micghit W ¢ 1] prove Seinston. Ty Vn ‘) ‘) : wes " a4 sarin ‘ ene J AT ~ueP ‘or =F: > ‘ ‘} . +4 . ro aq " ? ? ‘ r) ‘ : 7 - : oe . . : "ye inthe first fqur- innings Piller: and especini!y hope you will re- RATIONAL LEAGUE her 1556 total for nine games pul UES: Es B ing remotely approach perfecttor. disastrous in the pinch. Ae ay Ae o9 r 0 | ’ : 4 : : ? ¥' -o° ee ‘ ; ; . — ; . * : er ? 1 hyirvs i? » : -o 1 r) : " ird race ela 1 + > Ven! ] ! i}? ° oh han F tras ale 1 ms theowel=§ thre was cotec in time to _. im first i 10-8-2: « ieenta 9.8.8 © thate her in third in the ill-event iis ta ae ey >n0 “ ape Pikers Err 12 Times. Freigau a “Hitting Fool.” 4 each in v0 -- WILLA LALLA ALAA Ahh Ahh hh Abh bbb bhbbbbbhbdbbbbdddbdhddsddbidd “Jinx” perched upon his shouldes series with New York. eries—luaue and Hargrave; Pertica, Doak, Mis. R. Abraham of Milwaukee, | itMustard Ser LON Protace a The Pikers, in committing 13 of rej ] } ti ne agar oe soci . imtres £ “© | fe, a oe oe na 1% @ Pind ‘ we | ‘relgau has been a sensation at A lie fet the Browns down with fou ent wishe from Yankees, “Vigington. Stuart nd Clemons. MeCurd who was all-events champion of the I , Jokys 10% the A a : ir hes ha Totals oo? nsns . re SMORGE , TH. i °Pur| 110 *'na Ka Oy The L errors, tried thei est to Dé : a e caa* aS : . 4 hits and tha) rus until Tile fit? } ‘ ' K I SATE nt ri . Ihe ‘rr ) 133 ] New Yor} “o - ] iat- Tournament last year with il score if NI nn Pies *7\\y , oo) Dost ‘ conside) ite hosts to their vis tors short, In so) far as his hitting has | : Ratted : r Wis ps a o arene a MISS ANNE MORGAN, HEADIN 7 i (ier er ina feo n ] Lif ; es CCopvright , 4 / ’ ¢ 4” 7?) oT vate . : | . ris; ; : . ; 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . - med pitcher and the Follies piled Mth field bleachers it was a bie. 0 A te o. Stcsahere 11-12-28. tate and her best score was 484 mad ee. ectiaee | B oe ise LOO were not polite company. Althougn hits in 14 times at bat and has Club 45 The young women in the party were se Up a totalbef il hits for five runs and $ ).ene wallop. directly ints . face eek ee sist the singles event She totaled 1410) xs; \ deur LOS *\4tay a it was obv s after rst feW in- | drawn three passes. That is much | %t. louis \ 0 . “ Will” Vv from the Detroiters, 5 to °% ——- _ i ae . ipa oe ese ath om F a on ipeonapnbe soit $s for nine games ! Son Torre 1) *Toseph Rrent {5 gil gab: Os Boriccantii . lee: h; * ‘kev 1 Brig | nCinoat! Oo 4 0 make “ Good he seus of France. Ot Lon ’ ofa stiff wind, without which it pos- ~~ todd Hartne't: Glazne Hamilton. Ad re Com ened bos ge “uu 6h hnings that Washington was intent on, more than ticekeyvy counted on. AS | Pweo-base hits Duncan who visited St Louis a few days ago for Vang der nat Ttis Best. e'biv would have enrried into CGrand sms end Schmidt For thre seniifinal today Mrs | Wrecker and PBPietru Cooper & Goodacre giving the game away, the (Cfornhusk- mechanical work has been Ven good, sete Coveney. Dette why ; a : : . . yao TP , a Le Vares 2 * : — _— : ' , . ¢] . ; . ALS esTyy ater) eT ceR—Hobne my 1 \ 1s 1) a oy: be les ard Philadelnlhta 14 -* i; WOK ‘ 14 4 Snelide) anal Nirs Fe Sneide) doubts ~ - ; r “ ers. if wos discoverer | were only pre- but he h is been guilty ol several can, Pinelli ery Double play selected to go rom this city. - ots . te ine ia lDlatteries \Weinte Winters and reniine ‘his » me ; : . . ' . ALL USO TIA TINT 'S ” . : , . oo ° Freizgau to boottomnle L iampions of last year, w roll 2nd | we), qi Pet id , ' © ake ¢ nt ’ y oft on : ’ anale r. wha riight have started tl) Durst (.cts the (,lad Han. “a . re — " G th and I , ( ta 2 il] ) , } y ' ” . + . Ls Pay a te} ilie t¢ l'é fis te take if anal $34). lapses not ippare T) 11) the hox S¢ ore. Louis MO: Cin ness. «2 on browns off on the right foot in th Iyuest ty ted around 1} ly " Hiungling 10 teams of fives will complete — Adm 2 f = ca An whenever they saw a good opportu- | These are excusable because of his Ore Lucue, *; off Pertiea, 3: WLLL Mh dddd dd dddbddhadbdbdddddddiditddddddddddddiiissisisisiaa ’ . ' . ' . o : Paco t tame rarraetp rye 1 ses i ‘] . Leiinire pe ' ' ° - ' : . . 0 "io "? sy 5 ; ‘ Pcum rolling in the team event Sund: j} stool Nig 106 Demijohn 109 |nity to score a few runs by hittinz,! youth and inexperience, but, never- | was ei re rs Off Stuart, . pening Kame of the season, but for sored behind Jacobson, giving the : ' Resting Time 193 New Hampshir ron aa , BS wey dag a il,” Wisington.: he ‘the fact that Urban Shocker exe cao tutor ! rtunit t AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Will be devoted to doubles and singtes | ay coon), 101] Reffte ion | they made the most of it. In their|theless, enter into the reckoning | Off ayn n : in 3 J d 3 ii : ' ' ' : . : f “Tye ratore siti Cotepeor itt 2 eo : vale . . ~~ 7 , , can > . > Th mnie 0 xia boledo >it iis 9 Hl} ] the *V bo a ie { } A Tre \ } ‘ie 1's | T ‘ me f t ye | y Ly ’ . ; _- a} , STs > sf ©; - rised his prerogative as senior hurt shee hei thea Be an of allie Anne. hince aq): « Imbu ‘ ‘ ne fé ) wilers to how] Tones — “able PP BAL ws ; he ld unbe Oming zeal to win the BSAwe when the S ability of the team 1}! | iromirvcs ; oft! Stuart none in 2 f the staff an , ; Milwaukee, 9; Minneapolis, 4 will also compete in those events “has ; Nebraska made 15 hits, including a}! considered. poy pitcher——Hy Pertica eae of the Statl, Was a Winning piten- Kenny Williahis’ homer on Wednes- Indianapolis, 8: Louisville.’ 14 Mr . . ‘ h race, the Newark Purse, 4-year-oids ' i *Luane Losing pitcher—Doak, ' +e ia or all the wrt Lie wis forced te great Apia ’ P ial rs. boste r Srceceeds Virs. egy. i? Ps purse soon ore mils : double. 2 triple and Iwo home runs Rickey 1S justly content to stand | Ouielew and I’firman. The . 6 ~ io oe ti, Shed Buene . _ age Mrs. © ‘oster , £4 age reen| ‘ashing . ade nine its ur , , ; é, : 4 | 2:04:00 ; : eo ee take a couple of hurdles, one in the With the score reduced to 3 to 2 : 4 he yp an Meas Hern Kem 11> Mar 7 Rell, ron Washington made nine hits, four fi pat on him. Who wouldn't keep a fe ‘ } > ' ras y " ,IPID? ‘ "! ; 1% BPwone ry 4)* ‘ ig ‘are low 4 ; » oe ‘ —_— . » 7 a | ’ —~-— > ' e a heiding Detroit to five hits in the lusi|sight of vietory and they redoubled Foronto, 5; Jersey ¢ a ee ee 8!) Prh 107 Dream of Aiiah..100| | She two. teams will meet again at | silly the best shortstop Pelee eee ke y : | : aemal 4: Newark. 3 fill the unexpired term of two vears Brookholt LO.» l'rancis Field this afternoon at 3} the Cardinals have picked up. sinee| keystone. Freigau stepped in mint IE 4. t hye Viror of thi: attack until they =p. am ‘ta . “ — x a Sx mn & Wileon .entr. e . - . : More cheering. however. than Van- | beat dow ae ioreint BMiletts Ruffalo. 3: Reading. 13 of Mrs. M. Kelly Jr. of St. Louis, se.:- lets eee ec meee, clock Peterson, for Nebraska, and! Rogers Hornsby, then 18 years old,| by’s path and, Rogers dra s'der'’s fine pitching. was the feat Zen well that -Durst it hi Syracuse, «; Baltimo . retary, who resigned. 1S1°00.. on e and 70 vards | ,;cither Levy or De Bolt for Washing- | stepped into place nine years ago. ball. Error No. 1. Aga : : : " : ¢*. ; ee ee ei bie ‘ }1T> ij sS | ie ior Bport 169 Fs + ent rt il? nt will té rs, and tak his time _ for: € out then tossed low and very : a? hitless In two games, cleht official viou: PANIES lie did not actually ' Atianta, 7. Chattanooga, 3 a €eaume ur S ea yet pee OS) EA ee be repeated plays at second, it will take a Rogers. Hornsby, being ‘a : trees at bat. and fans were begin arop any throw but on two occa- New Orleans. 6; Mobile, 3 un. purse $1°00, ene mile and a sixteenth ° 3 surgical operation to remove him | suppose.l to get everythit : i} : : sie “ ? Mi mphis, + | [tie ite = Tohnny [du 4 oxy 11°35 * Tar es 111 ° ° ° . ; = * " . . " i: F : hong to feel apprehensive Hie came sions he became befuddled and per- . : e | ® Moors [2k @ an bine 10-5 issourl ins . — eo —— +: : me Grew tn spelen PH eit asl thi sluniip 11 the fifth Inning rie 'tte | the Tigers Ti) take nidvantages " O- it ame to (“lear { ‘ 110 *® Joh Mort LOS J esterday, lt) the final ( incln- Actual piay is the - 7 = 6 : . -e a ’ ls ye i "’ San ‘ : : wot . " vi, . , vhen he put the Browns into the which should not have heen theirs COAST LEAGUE. . Pi 5 oat .arane po “ : v1 F bd 7 nati, his over-anxiety to ) complete which will eliminate this. Sacramento, @, ae Klang 3. } *Dehadou I Aixo eligibl rom Aggies, = plavs at second lase may have tickey is going to give Tm / uch break, S H / B t} | ; . ? , “Abse : Seat y pn 4 ation ah Be t Venn! Tor 110 ‘The n Call Tit caused Hornsby to commit two of)| plenty of it. At the plate® Lg aed cy C eC p 0 l Cams core | P i | | a 0 an ™ Antilles 105 *Helen Atkir Lon the three errors which the home-run/ ster is as cool and Core : UGS >| *Staunch 170 Frank Monro 110 Hi R b 4 ] dD “ay ‘ “n anit «i . dD t ] P i SPelinionan. Sart ias neatponed: rain “The Lamtb 422 Runnyo Lod ome nuns DY iayior an enny king was charged. On one occa-|veteran. His only 2th “ le Ci t/ ist. 110k on "y . ‘sion, Doak picked up an infield tap! been ar .' sion, ‘tj apparent in the tel urs 5 erence rove 25 OS y TEX 1s | oD 4 Ck ° ° A] pnrenet ‘ aliowa?T ce ‘ AaAIrmNeq F eature—Knight Hurls ; “s ie 2 or paleo | Country Day School Pitcher) weatne r; track fast Gaed Gia E I, ie 7 e Wrhis were fortur ite giiader and William sing rled. (;er- snreve wt-Wienita "aise wet grounds | . . . . ‘ D P. ti P d, f Pr seoring three muns in the seventh ber and Williams rode home on Me mont-Galveston, rain P Wins His Own Game, Hitting M d 7 t E 0a an er Ica oun eC ar one Vay 9 : : ' | - OUSTO! 2° Sat Ante nied, ° ; . »* Tom were the Tigers lucky in the Mantes doubt ove? third base - I> . " Mort ‘War 1t a Triple and a Double pew and : _— ete ntries. B \ i | 4 H | Ss A R dP a terrifas enijae) ’ ra J. ort Thi . ane’ sow , TT is the Associate: ress 1) Rign i] ned thre mining . Country Day School's Improving o3°"" COLUMBIA. Mo.. Ap} ‘7: 2s. With oung ur Crs op c e ‘ *OUXNINE aA Walk, aA condition which : . _— First CA e500 aiming ” veer-olila “ee , Tr : ; ’ v*..: se > an AAA AAAALIVVSS baseball! club di feated t} a = . i : pet ‘ hitless, 2”) 4 }: reddie Tavis I aie Joh 1% m night : r, lene : Parrns e . ‘ c a4 i ne ‘ : om ane ‘ | A e~ ey Agim gtr SISLER SEES BROWNIES lligh School team today in a game! *Virg i B " 07 Little Cripple ..11% made eligible and in the lineup, and rhe pitching yesterday was a effective egainst the cubatl whe cou'd not do anything ef- | 3 ‘ . —- ’ ats Old Paige ..-- LID Zunelle 11° ite played at Forest Park, score 2—0. Ink ; es tw ais 1150 (Af shift that put Bunker behind ~-he| thing to be spoken of in whispers. | ‘ iil hurl the opening g aol . ie AY 3 oats uie ti) 4 és ; , ; ; . oeaey : ’ ore . oue > . , Feat ; , i * | ” ; ' AnD ( aJhe defeat was largely due to Pitch- Second race. S500. claiming. 3 ar-nlda bat, Terry in left field and ravior at! Two veterans, Doak and Pertica, them today. Bill was not tay ‘obertson. Then Pillette walked THEN BEAT TIGERS |‘\~~~.~~~-~-~-~~-~~- ~~~ } | and uowatd, six Farias second, the Mheeowsl Siaaie Mee lduring the Cincinnat! seriall putting men on first and second , ws ; er La Beaume, who held his Op- Assumption ...112% Kentucky Smiles. 100 ' | wae ; ‘Bers deatiate were soundly walloped, and it was 5 ° a aoe ont . ' rf : ‘ier has so far progressed AMERICAN LEAGUE. ponents bitless for the seven innings se laxeys Mee ve. Oraleweo Be. ke a real baseball team here Ves- — til the recruit detail composed | ready to g0. His showing veoity ; e rar, ' a. Glen ..107 Tingaling Bs rrdaw : . ta Mes : no int recrul ali, © : ilue hit rply te Gert or overy from a recent Binus = = 6S 6. 7 8 8 T. HOE the game lasted In addition, he} Rob Giles 11% Oaklawn Belle oy | terday afternoon in their five-Inning games against Detroit an@ : 7 Srin pry ‘9 e " ; : rhe . - , , , oa ‘ ; “ P an : : . : i : 2 a ‘ : : : ; - ; ; . : TS ori ‘ J ¢ . yy ™ Villette was force 1 at oo ‘ j | = operation that he was at the Browne 3 ‘ . made two of the five hits vielded by 7 n - Poor Wi : 1 First ¢ ou liz , ¢-to-0 victory over the aKnsas Aggies. of Wiginton and Stuart, got into day game against the Bre , . . . . ' . . . ; ; P OF ‘ (); > " ore > . ‘ ¢ ¢ . > . . . : fierber's tows to McManus T) | , park yesterday morning and = after- BOSTON AT NEW. YORK Pitcher Siegel of the Soldan, nine, Third race $200 = : o Rain halted the game at the end of |the game, that t.e parade of the | spring series indicated ) Bs FM mgt eee ae ' 7 + ) 4 Waal tee a ee ee ol tne Oe runs was halted. The final score was’ ready to be pitted against noke ritd to complete a double cot Ile visited the plavers in the “a double and a triple , xt : aeeEN , ; hata I Ost ight : " . 2 . [foe ne iG . NOrecn @ | " " cum *) »f . ’ ‘ 1 . . ’ a “Yr . Ve : » . i ; : . : a hs e 7 2 ~ . ‘ j > . * a Pat . - a d ; ming Ar did wn fetch ne a ‘ , pitching duel. both teams plaving e}) ei fe : counters ucross the plate, and in the Ch a at ( arainal pil eT 4 = a at is iy ¢ * Thera i efit] ' ? ~ a alee 3 ssisuatipitin 9 ‘ ae amen : eee ie ‘ — , . ' “i va 1 . ad . te D evor.ne Country Davy rallied in the ninth. EP hens hime 1OR @lordat ay | who ge t on through Stalevs error. with eight Cincinnati hits and the | Pitch the Sunday game, tn f., ks Bein doctors ndicating teorce ' ew ork——Mays an in BE meer a eee naan . # . ‘ , : In ven effort make the out. Durst ork aagpaly gam . gn n eorge il] at Mane when La Beaume won his own game High Ge ir 10 The Wag io” In the fifth, as the drizzle became a three errors by Hornsby, put 21 Red- inals concldde the series W entir ° verlookes Pic » ‘ oc atl ? nn Oo HIS place at irst a : wT Bad bh ; "§’ @> ‘ > , “ar East O88 *kExhorter y nbs . a an eg ; * red rm i. 4 } yeti | — base for the Browns He ix showing WASHINGTON AT PHILADELPHIA | with an extra base drive that was re-!| Miss Prosperityv.. 97 ae lO’ downpour the Tigers started a slug- legs on the bases. They ran it on a ee Same “me onan : i} : waive i] ere 7 | Ome ' \ is, ’ ~ ‘ “a ’ 4 ‘ , led eee . ; = - . . | , 4 ae ‘ Vv oi 1 e . wi ° lrurst ronfuse ad could see eee rid of Steady improve ment and expresses 0 sponsible for two TuUNS. KR ifth race, S500 celal ng * ar o! is fest of singles and triples, rood ior basis of virtually 50 20, and Lv of the mi | . me - with t n the bali and the Wimere had ecored: a | himself as “very hopefu! The batting order: "Stile ta nile ~ d iad a. car 112 three more runs before Hays linad scored, a | 9 an ~ . . ¢ ‘ “—* = ’ ve - , ae . . | , ms ' i it \ EA . : ; , > as t . v: = —-~ = he hRhee wr re bs : | ' uA , ~ ~ me Calin nts. bes em ane Debs 4 gma a oy a chotegraa i — lo ft ee WELSH CHAMPION WINS sill Sherdely who has alwavs been’ to plav before May 1. ; ' ' ; ; a x iTee ‘ . ‘ ia bh . ‘ , : | . | | PHILADELPULA AT BOSTON e Lawn he axing his fir st appear- FROM CARI TREMAYNE Ee Urer-general; Mrs. Cook, Mrs. : 7 , of re¢ | — the ; : ; li , ; > - ance o7 hé pitching pea fo! _— “ F mae ? . a ' . , . " CLAYTON WINS 4 3 0 0 Phe Philadelnh a Athle tics tc i cord " rye rfo} me a in ‘ apie ya ‘ 08 ty a A RIK. Pa Api i] ae | (‘arl Tre 3 Larz Anderson, Washington, li- ' , . . . } ° Washington into camp for the third | ta, rimitte , ee tae ‘ee tm | maine was give ¢ rimming ere in brarian- 1; Ace fee ve etat ; ‘LOSTON Ae | , Hie permitted only five hite In | main wa given a trimming here in “Renera Mrs. Franklin a es a. “elegy wa GAME FROM WEBSTER successive win (fsOoslin of Washing seven innings Concordia meets the !12 rounds by Mog Pugh, champion cf ; | P. Shumwa f M h ot ate : & | 0 2. fon and Welsh of the Athletics .nol. d Jefferson Rarracks Dee team naw Wale ind the British army and navy, (/, tf) ¢ y 0 assac usetts, , . di ("la fig} baseba ean X it home runs . — ht f pondin ee ee ) De | : Friday Sea eteamanee WED rrespondi g secretary. ee ete ot fo r gcc Aiba lek pee ‘ ho 3 atteriag Philadeiphis——Hutiiw | uni Hen. | - | VEE a Weabies a & Ewing, rhiter > Dinnes Sens attle ‘ een St of Al “1s Mo Namera d fi ‘aahington eer " ct elites \\ } kKiman of "la a - tw ‘] ’ hy hy | } ’ } fort S re? vane fume ’ “ " ; ; i | ari? was tr ched fir ec >> t field VSS hifi py ppp, MAGOOTSOEPETETPD AMET OLTLISAE SESE A Ww it Te twas dipparent | ‘6 11 — Bald I Needle Piliette wae weaks | Clothes That Fit’’—at aldness is TT ieeaes the = Make Us Prove It ety OW PRICES pe ; ’ | Yo 2 n . . Hair on many ST. LOUIS people. Come bin almost ren ian a If you believe in this policy come = our office and talk to our SATISFIER AT . : NJ to the ORIGINAL McKnight —=—!” _~ RONS you own townfolks -and \ . - YOURSELF. You are from Missourt, UNION M d “f ise man ee said, “a business is only as big as the men who direct it.’ SHOW Yot at’s true. went ni ade , y-nine years ago we established this business. at AND we have only been tn St. Leaiam hAbbbbbddid hd datdbddahbdbdddhddddiddbhhdiddddiiiiiiiiiiicriviuca2142200.4.2.2..cccccckkcunnQaddda 2 in a small way, we have developed until today we are the largest tailoring AN . Cigarette! establishment in St. Louis. making men’s suits and overcoats exclusively. When | WHY DELAY? BE HEIRESS AS A TEA . Rie?” oe Ow we did 2 Bers od in a big way. Our policy then was “Clothes That YOU DON'T WANT to be BALD and you DON’T NEED TO 4 - ROOM GIRL : prices—and that’s our policy today. It proved successful. Th J The “Clown’’. Most public always appreciates a “square deal.” r F , nie ys é OUR GUARANTEE ter is wacko pases 3 ro SPECIAL SUIT OFFFER nd We tender a legal cuarantee to re D as e : c grow your hair or REFUN Fi any stand In town, We have now on sale a line of blue and gray serges and “9-75 PENNY PAID, if we accept you. rREE EXAMINAT™ Nag York banker, former- t lid it itiu Coaté Vest x sorewscwerat SAVE THE PRICE OF AHREW SUIT "TLAOW MADE 7 silk mixtures. These goods offered as inducement to bring We have successfully treated over 1300 bald heads in cnicage M8 Louis, was ong of the up town, down town, you in this store. See our windows. . irls wha took charge SOCiety r . MADE TO MEASURC Detroit and about Log in 1.os Angels 3. AnNMwW PATTERS ; ee out o’ town—all over The Original DANDRUFF, ITCHING SCALP and FALIANG HAIR are danse fa fashionable New York tea ? ° | and « few treatments will successfully combat these FORERUMEEG Pom for a day and operated it town. McKnight Tailoring Co. 7 BALDNESS Treatments only at our office a the bemate ‘eu “8m York Unlucky For Spots Aston- mat aman va Ime., Mfrs. 5 | 3 LOCUST 51 3 Ay | f THE THOMAS SYSTEM : Pital. ——Keystone Lhotograph en's Hair Spectalists PE TT -- y | Arcade Building, i ighth and Olive. Phone. Ove 6sis. : | we CMOLPILL ALLA AALALAAIAALLALILIAPLEEE Hours, 0 a. m. to 5:30 yp. m—Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 0" Pra x, nr 4

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' | oe 7 Oh, » A ea hie oo = (on Display PO sean) 4 9° CST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *2* ¢-g* [Portas Gomi Womens Features cae \ N : : : NS VY ew . Aw | News Photographs -T AX , , , ee SS SAN SS N \ My ~ aw . N | . \N SQ | es aca we . : rs X BW SJ Ys NY SSN SQN NL : SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923. - > % . > i¢ Hitting Punch —-—, LY Kaa dt ; he, FS QESWOoIg S = SS \Y ° R a: : a ee | ~ mS MW AA SS SSWoa . z Se ZN SS y in ed Series: : _—— LL7777 Sst JAS, /¢2, 47/27) ‘4 - 7 Fa ’ -~ hhdhdd bln bhbdhddldddsiliathdés hn adath (Mhhddddddbhsthddlldecnen” UZ a dadiiiiiusiiisiddssidddbdiddddddbdstisssddeeeeencacccceninn, LETT LLL ace the Cubs Jt Wir tue of 1 hree Victories Over . ger ous Foe—Rickey’s \ in Cincinnati Final. eleran » F. Holland, Spatch Sport Staff. —The Cardinals arrived in Ch : - eye not vet damaged jn vesterda ibs were ins eond place. hy Virtue Mth the Pittsburg Pirate. ie of the season Is indicative of jj te the Cubs Ne ge shown a ae best lt is th 17 batting puneh Belf ta stop. ich og A ur | suck ie y or Luque? ne : —— \ we | Ruy CINCINNATY 7 ~ ~~ - eeaeseeeeeeaeaae ee —__ _ . , . y | VISIT 7 . 4 hdd hi thithhéashd Lhd Z a Y Aid Lb hi Ak a SISSIES LAAkia (LA LA SA SSA OF, / 4 ‘ jt 4, a ‘ } . 7 - j , na ‘ : : . 4 . ' y= _ ‘ ee ~ a id e. Sa aia a Se x ee F ni sii : : An nina * _ 0 . oe . ‘ : 7 C etete > v - . * 2 * . * . . e Photograph. Lm LiLhhdbbbddMbbsdishshiLeccccriinvdd ddddiddddddaddddidaiaddddadadddddddddddddiiidd i\~ Hornsby ) on lou ee : were eth Aeneas LiL = rITIyTT , * | / ' 1 force-out at iwwTal stepped in He lhorers dropped Na. 7 Acain hen » of a eround ball tossed low and very hard Hiornsh,, being a estar, _ gy vervthing, and — a —_—— oe 8 es. NE FE SE Pe 2D SE SR OF BE or BS So 42 MR ae rrr ry 77 97 7 —oO ee ew oe ee wy SRO i; Une oe — bee. La eeadadddddddiidddddiidddididiidddidddidddddddididddddddiidiiidiiidduiiaidddddaddidiiidilcc a EVERY STREET CORNER A PULPIT Dr. Thomas Roach Stratton, pastor of the fashionable Calvary Baptist Church in New York City, has had a pulpit built over the motor of his automobile and makes daily tours about the city, speak- veo] .** the oO Actual piay is the only € which \ | eliminate this fault, Rickey ‘is going to give Fre plenty of it \t the plate the vo (4068608 0 6 ow eA Ahhh hh hhhelledecldledlcdleteadhhaledlelelcledleleal le haleclledldlealhdladledlcthddedled TT rr A Ahh Ahcellecllethaiea nitted against any t Osborne, a right-hander ; «| if efature as : ater ool and collected ‘ ‘ vetern: e onlt “nerves” * R ing on street corners whenever he can obtain a crowd. The photo- been apparent in the field a N graph shows him making one of his addresses. ie | N $e a Se ——Keystone Photograph 0 ul ai d. wt d TI ad r d h ut : . a ees ‘ ste . ; ‘ : ; “ Pr ® -* aes = =: & ” a Re XRG a 5 & 8 > Se. See. 6 4h hh hhh hhh hihiiisissidisititdtddliddddddlilliiillttsitdtisidddddlidididdldddidililldiitaiiitssiitsdisidddiddddddddddddsiiddisdddda , 5 , Pd . ; . : . ‘ A ~ a oe . a . . > rs, Stop the Red Para a effective pseainst the Cubs, prot , a ii hurl the opening game agaay a, them toda. Rill was not Wwe ag’ OUring the Cincinnati series and ‘ ad ready to, go tijs chowing. in : Lames agwatnst Tetroit and hiss K to anv game against the Browns in t me «pring series indicated that. ht {) ins i spected to he , = r- Killefer’'s selection it is likely = ef | Grove) lexander will be reser he | Pits the Sunday gam: The & q RSS ine re | ; . d-/ tals conclade the series w ith the’ e , “SR BEE hs Bee eto: 5 OS es: Sie im! $. ao oon Tuesday and open in St. / ‘ ; ; $e i oe NS - wm | Mednesday wit! $: ith the Cincinnatl es . . ; a 1 ; 43 i wail fos ~ “v's ‘ * , a eats ; . —— i = oy ‘ io eS + gots | pelt trap Speen one of Rickey'’s om AM OT Se os . : :% ix likely to draw als , . ecariv date Linder the —_ aa | “ 2 nenaneeaenne care Del is entitied to his J al release avan got into nis. fl NEW LEADERS OF THE | thie regular season Yoors DAUGHTERS OF THE | ity AMERICAN REVOLUTION ae Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook, invalid, is ®& elected president-general at the Hie hit twice 173 Washington convention. and dah rs the Principal members of her itket that was victorious with ies — her. Left to right: Mrs. James game and Kellen Howard Stansfield of Illinois, “yan org ont fegistrar-general; Mrs. Alfred May 1 G. Brosseau of Michigan, treas- urer-general; Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Larz Anderson, Washington, li- brarian-general; Mrs. Franklin . Pp. Shumway of Massachusetts, E Corresponding secretary. a r hd TTP f Lirasa tht t hs Liha Mh A hid dhdsh5hddhidhdiddtdtbidhddlttidtitd 7 LAtAd ’ rrr? bhi hhidt f Z ow — ew ee “a Litihih 7 2 ; — hte be ee te hh At Ahhh hhh bh hhh bh ht telhel a Lhd PF, a stead "77 77? hhhiiiditt ely et alee alee —— + 4, f, hhh AAhhd KMhidddhhhiitihhdddddsititsdhiitisisitl thi tiddd £6 RA hh hd ~~ op raehe Y Harris & } omingBald@ Idness Is Needless Make Us Prove It Seri.Y REGROWING & rast 18 rreeaple Come U Tas «GCOTG9 SATISFIED PA seEE FS cA - SA is fs ’, isa ’,,,r, 7r,. , , } éddddic VILLLLSDSS TSS ILST ANY ~ A LAAAA AA 1) - VSMVULSSS SO b, 77777) errr weuneedss Lid "rT? Lh hi hh hihhh ih hts ri tddsd Tow ffolks and re from Missourl, 7 Louis 4 moe 7) 7 77 ' 7 Ahh shhhhhisi hhh ae 3 AN HEIRESS AS A TEA DP and you DON'T NEED TO BE © ROOM GIRL ARANTEE | _ tien Betty Stettinius, daugh- —— veERY “t of Edward Stettinius, promi- row your hatr or REFUND EVE : hent New v peor PItee tX AMIN yTION. a ree York banker, former- | heads in Chicago, 600 , of S: Louis, was one of the ciety girls who took charge ING HAIR are danger # ah ta fashionable New York tea ombat these FORERUNNEREG ‘ra for a day and operated it | 4 “t the benefit of a New York ' 7 : - AS SYSTEM : ital. Kove rT Spoctalists MM Ole. Thone. Olive 6819. . we LMOSILLLALLLLLLLPTLSLTLALILLPLLTTILI PI WZ day, Wednesday and rida, ® te "A LitAthisshhhhhhithiiihhhhhsiihhitiishshsiniissi¢gssidiiissss¢siisisss¢giississssiisshisinittth THOMAS MEIGHAN, MOVIE STAR, AND HIS WIFE AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA., FOR A VACATION Mrs. Meighan formerly was Frances Ring, an actress. Underwood & Unederweoeed Phetegraph. “Tr? Lith, Ae 4 varsrsrsrcrnrerroaterrerorarrerssmnsssrsrsaracrecerressrerecssssessdsssssssdstsst tis Ag CTTCLLILLLLLLILIICONLLLLLL™L” AA AA Ld F GENERAL LEE ONCE MORE REVIEWS HIS TROOPS The parade of the Confederate Veterans in New Orleans was arranged s0 that it passed the statue of the Commander of the Confederate Army, which Veterans easily imagined themselves again under & Allat P betegra pn TT? 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~~ o ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1925. - —_ —— ca Ann LL ————_— " — "LORD WHITE ROAD PPA PPP PO i i il ‘ CEDRIC FRASE Copyr’gLt. 1923 ’ By i i i i i id la a a et —_— CHAPTER VI. When John Shale Keeps 7 time besice ‘*You mark yvonder—vyonder heap- pon the ground?’’ ‘*I do, mlord.’’ His Oath. LE knelt a iong MALI , | ‘‘ Dost recognize the—the face of be : «" Ti¢ 4 7% hor li uf the - , ' 5 lies there? te - lusband * © Your eeeerer THE JEALOUS MALE ———— _ One in a series of artic met types of husbands By Winifred Harper Cooley ‘a +r = - 7. 3 «4 iis 4 poor mutilated face. m . Pu h + , ; *h oe . eamat y Copyright. 19°23 no otber takers; or, vecause (He ib te was bewildered. his Gramatic we, thinks, ’twere hard to make the agen H : - ’ . - ° y 7 . a " a ‘2 le ’ rT Pn Dp trapve seu ent res ot 4 tures oO . éé 4 \ lie on Head Be ause -— tim lated ereature AS a pen iene a sx ta) ie ~ ho | berka. ‘ . “1 . aoe i ; » . a ~ o ll a . Loved Her So, proc.aiMeu him financially, or is terrarized. Bu: ; s was almost more (#a® ‘*You know who he is? 7 or " = - : . . - } . a. , 7 iM the headlines of a murder. what reai man wants a@ Wile uncer ; e wilt He : © &@s one ‘* He is aA dea | Man, m :iord, abu may i . . , 1 " . , This ¢t hing tribute to a2 woman s such conditions? ‘(ry poW ana again ( rest his soul.’ Si . - ° : : e iy ~ : ; as ' . 7 e -_ oa . . — ona ae b ‘harms mav oring forth sighs of env’ iben, too, he mav oniv seem fo tri - oa * : B . - ad . i. =. we tee . a eat . ) and in dazed 4ase:e Amen , , . “ee pressed bis Band ; , : from spinsters and neurotic maiders umph; for ladies too closely watchel er A iong silence, then - ea ——- ' suffering from suppressed desires, but are apt to develop a finesse in d 4 > : d he promped this man Hines? ever eeren these (aes os + -.* “ a > > , T>? \f wat = : . A we prefer ss atfection anu &@ ionger ceit that is appalling. f.aving Aas . §¢ eame back to him. sears, before, friend Peter! : a wee . 2 radually at cam 7 Need 79 fe. ter to a Slave is fun for the Master bh take bis p-ace ‘* ave. m lor: ? | . : rQ 7 eg to aac i - ™ ’ = - ’ we . : ’ 7? h } ° oe Ly , He had promise * eo Orhello up and down the ilne but the slave has a trick or two, aad terley. What did that 12 ‘Where? rom Wee: bs , : "— ") eT c a « > as > aoe . . » 2 » — = - r’ a+ - oer ss ‘‘Tpon the back of he who owns ve. especially marital passion, has some prison inmates enjoy outwitting 7 “pos ss ; —— ' es their k er i realized that it +hem.’”’ been supposed to be the side pare- their keeper. on ler ne min. r .oe¢ - lilies oe ease . . , _ Veo % b- = + nn hits pond > witiom in and that is?’’ er of violent, unreasoning )eaicusyv. From Donna Julia who ta igot young the positio : ‘"ABG taat is 4 ; ; . ; : * oe , * 7 ~7* 7 a] eant i . I the Don J lan his amorous & phabet anu > " im taking Up 1 held by the dead man. + ‘Lord Anderley, m‘lord.’’ wealth ‘* And is he here just now?f’’ "me @."* ‘*and which of us is he?’’ ‘*Thou art he, m ‘lord. Shale a deep sigh and urned away. ‘*M "lerd.’’ ‘* Ave, Peter.’’ Shale uttered the words before he realized that by doing so he was ac- knowledging the title. It amazed him to realize that he so readily had be- come accustomed to it ‘“Wilt suffer me to lead thy. mount tc the roadwar, sire?"’ John gave a gesture of indifference. ‘se work meant him having unlimited | with which to gratify his every whim. It meant him being avenged in tru'y ning fashion upos the man who ~ . had been | in this plight, the man whose hired talliffs had drivea him from the farm whereon he had lived the happiest sears of his life. It meant the gratify- ing of this dead man’s desire. It 7 meant all these things and many more, Lut most of all, it meant the granting of that which he had hardly dared to hope. It meant that he would meet again the girl who had come s0 strangely into his life as that fateful morning dawned. Are, and not only meet her, for was she not betrothed to Lord Anderlery, and would be not be, as far ‘es any one knew, Lord Anderley. It meant she would become his wife. A strange wild look came into hon- est Jobn Shale’s blue eves. ‘¢Goa in heaven,’ he moaned, ‘‘save me from temptation.’’ Rut still the form of that sweet maid loomed before him, and again her as he had seen her first, her head emitted the means of landing him - ‘*Do what rou will, man, ‘tis in thr hands.’’ 4 Peter grasped the horse’s ~ bridle. then turned to the master he had adopted. ‘We await rou, m lord.’’ Shale looked down ‘at the silent fig ure on the green. ‘*He will be buried, m lord—where none shall disturb his peace.’’ ‘*You mean? ‘*M ‘lord will leave that to me.’’ Again a At last Shale he saw ng pause. clasped close in his arms, silentivy walked to the edze of the acainst his breast, panting like afawn wood, and Peter led Yhe horse erash - : “4m fear ing through the bushes. And Shale ’? ‘‘and T have given my oath, he as so occupied with his thoughts that word of honor, he foreot a said aloud. ‘‘My re which I ne'er have broken ret.” Iving in He staggered to his feet. and with hands pressed to his temples, stood in silence. The dead man's Inst words came : - tack to his bewildered brain. ‘*Mark you the likeness between : all about bis tall, furry hat the glade. At the roadway thew found the serr- ing Mans mount gent!v munching the sweet, dewyv grass by the side of the woods Peter crossed to it os. It is mot there without a reason.’’ pommel of the saddle. What could he have meant. Had oT id niet ame Anderley been a follower of fate, and = poopie? helieved that "twas destined that— that he, Shale, should £21 dis shoes, or something further. He aoe sno glade. - , ou! ot tell. could not In a few m: ‘*In truth, I know not what to do here @ space, Shale nodded his understanding, and the man disappeared in the direction was there 7 af nutes he returned earrv- ‘ shall ing the rich riding coat which Ander he eried at last, throwing out his. otk , ey had worn, but which was now hands in sheer despair. } ; Ae eagvered with mud and wet with dew ‘*Zookers, ‘twere simple enough. i os : mgs Still its richn®s was apparent. and Mount you rour horse, and let us for Peter held it ; ete eia it up. Orpington. We've tarried in these “Mora? parts long enough, m “lord."’ —— ch Lares Shale looked round thunderstruck. hale shudde ‘*Nav. Peter. ! ride without it.”’ There at the edge of the giade stool Peter. He had a bloods handkerchief bound round his head—his face and clothes ‘Lookers. m lord ouoth Peter. ‘*To proceed in such clothes as these were ty make idie gossip were bespattered with mud, and he "Tis a deaa man's coat, Peter. seemed to swavr a littie as he stood— gossip or no gossi; | not put it bot withal it was Peter. across my back . ‘* . " " Dae , oh a **Ab, Peter,’’ said Shale, slowly, Peter sighed. 7 ‘ ** "tis truly good to see you, and know ‘*Then l sling it across rour ead that vou are not dead.’’ die, m lord P’raps ‘twill serve as ‘‘And ‘tis good to me to know that “®* yeu are here, and safe and we!!l, ‘*Ave, sling it across the sadiile. mlord,’’ quoth Peter. There was a 2”, but put it so ‘tis behind me. | barely imperceptible pause before the Wnt not to have it flaunt me the last Word. face Shaie looked him full in the face. They mounted and rode wn ‘he All his old coolness had returned to bighway into the re of Riverhead him 4% bis wonderful eelf-contro! At the crossroads they drew up and Was Again at his will’s command. Peter looked at his master You know me well, Peter.’’ he Methinks ‘“twere better, m ‘lord said. s . gazing stéadily into the 45 We go first to thine own manor man s eves, st Besseis Green ere proceeding to Sir irned the stare stolid)r Humphrey Cla les place at. Orping Yora.’’ : n Peter ret Ave’ [know vou well, m Tis here the road branches off Shale looked down at the green An’ thou wilt, Peter said Shale eward thought! ills and thev awerved round and started Then vou de net mark any chance the iast short mile to Anderlew. Hall. in me?” be aad Aa ?t ey rode Deter opened a con ‘*None, m ‘lord. *’ versation and ther aepoke in this war How long bave rou been standing You must be tired, m “lord there, Peter?’ ‘*T am that, Peter, man \ peuse then: : ‘*You'll rest awhile a? Ander ev But long enough to recognize vou Hal ns m lord.” * ** True I will most ‘er°ain see *o "Twere hard to do e4 then.”’ that Rut, Peter. mv brain is some- Tis hard toe see at ali when blood wat tired, and these strange events s trickling in the eves. — have r le i mv thoughts of things . hard toe hear as we at have tak | ace but harry Te i \ve’——mlerd there is a constant me. man. from whence have we Ng ' mine ears oe he \ }.ou mark the scene wi" » ths i cers, m ‘ord. and T in neat wan ' glade?’ i Cer at vour dare. So naw wi!) T give m iord. *; | 79m a shor gurvey of some of the n is points’ ag f oreetee? mpert ‘> : the oe Ae miierd °’ a twat you hee gasp Lae Purp ee Atrocious crimes are pardoned sealous spouse because he loved mucd. g black warrior smothers ride be- made a laughing stock of her elderly husband, down through pected wives usually have ™ . . -aryv Ss - W hen the Di mists iy, Sus his innocent and exquisite + 2 . — = A8t1ii s . : » - at nen cause he jumped at conclusions and ‘¢ Suspicious. -_-= ? nt Oi accepted eireumstantia! evidence. insulting her refinement and decency | ting deeply the wielder. It is a boom and killing her in her prime, sympathy srang that swoops back im a wids goes out to him because of his ‘‘great circle and swats the hurler. It is a love.”? devouring flame that devastates anil Of ecourse,-all ‘ealousy is founded destroys on egotism, selfishness and the firm Rom — ow Pee 8 cer belief that one adult humam being ab- | *3°2 Smount of we ee Sees OS i guards so tenderir solutely possesses another. We deny if. Tv. fa + hed > } 5 i ou "= > and . ar = Ts > P| > °' > % r 4t @& mocern, ifteuigen. person, e “ 7 : mus a Nress hie Iw esnece and leving im personal responsibility for . , trans > Ferree posseseors ’ r . ’ > +) . > —— | _ , ; ’ morals rather than everv-husbar :- + - > - > a - oo Ia¢ ¢; " nia r r .@ncer es las wWn-ce.veciive, gsserts that fe $s Ru. © al - - + + ema’ ~ — = , aes 7 "¢ S : “ - hate eaious, TO.KS SMl@ &Ke ani _ — > > * > -~ 4 om ee > nL 3 r av - a .eciare Da a¢é 20oe¢s a : | tion from outsiders of the beloved wife) as) TY 3 vv i Qa ’ rR 1e@ , 7} ? . = . - . . ~~ --+ « _ - it is @ simon-pure HAREM tvnpe of st of a certain repressed vanity ‘love’’ that watches suspicious!v = | . he There is a fix of that won ~ = a . —_ oun r ays down rules and ultimatums for a > - _- = ~ 2 3 ; . ' . 3 x ‘ * auaPes anc : Wil@ and is ever ready to believe the ys 1 w viand stified worst Any conjugal love worth ha . “8 che wife-be , . . fem _ . , , P , = ’ s . ere! ~ 3 a —_ — bg esteems and trusts and assumes « . ~ ‘ > r » d NX eve r ‘ + ; ° bat a woman has her own standar.iJs > ~ > o tas a - 2 a * aw « ar ; i » _ Se «3 4 > 4 D —- we . a | se i respect and is - e+? - * \ + fean, + > * ° * -* - - n - = = ‘ i eG 0 ne ST se + ene = 3 2 WD v d nena - > - + 2 - 7 = a - rot r sa - + - | as . - eee | > = - > 7 © >= ; ~ +> > ei . * a 7 } ~ s ay ™ et ‘a rf . + . v » \ 444 sc . a | 4 Pr > 7 — = 4 St S 4 sd ee! n > > Ne 5 “4 ’ e ' n.¢@ss vou n stana . Y 6 . » ‘ . x ses enorar And wer *, ra -@a e~ "ry * he z . . a ; r s »* > a Bu ~_ ca* > a = - > a 5 = - - Fd = ax « anide of assium c We + , . +h ‘ : es r ass 2 ber coffer for 3 > . > » - > . t > mand, mag s rt v a e a a r > " 7 =? 2. > > . - S are nb add Be nwr } 2 oT t en? m alr ' i ~~ ; = AS ibe a s a * » n \ gment, an 4 “ n t : ‘ ° re wen. «. \ + 5¢ ef r "? ~ ; a A mid ‘ : » an ’ - ’ *rhee " : l@ tBat a busband OWNS s wif v. > ' 2 ry ~ | . S Tpo5at * — - * and en ei raer ar arp - 7 » A + ’ > ~ °*ra ‘2 ~~ -— mirer, at : secretion. Then, 1 \ t > 7 r — *¢ A | > ” . ¥ men « : lries nowa Iv. 7 ‘ = aon. . > ~ hey max ea > e and ] rw x Poor ar, seeing HIM = os § I . s = > * cs. — — . ~ ame Dé r? : \ n = r a ‘ry oa . ~~ = s ” ~ rr) » al al - = a SS aS s » {2B ™ “ ~ Ps) 7 4 = a ~ = - i gocs and men He works man stuff is r res n the stag ew > - — _ im sé a a . ere = > *? ’ = , > - +e? > ° as 3 ae a) > i Oa n Life s Bargain Coun Love is a fragile a af and ) > ~ + -* ~~ > : ps to such pettw pers eanism nr for , ns * ‘ hea » hae Aa i= h + OT @ as > bo 4 . ° ° " and r . - | 29 - ~ > ~ I a . i ¢ . | ’ - io he = *he - a n + 2° *rho* > ra ire = _ 7 2 _ > ae s ai he ¢ 7 ° = 3 . Vv nm - * > lied e ee —— YOur Mission here " - a ‘ ; 4 i r 3 ‘ o Or TY a0 > * o~ pg A *e* ™* - = . . r 3 ¥ 4 nN - we “ was mx e y " ~ = Z = - i e b ‘ , sf ? i?! os D - t . ris : r was Ye » ” ; ngs warn » = _~ - »-* ss | > ' - > . ~ - And alwaws Will. Peter — s [frown serene ve | ~ Be ~ - * ” a" Ve i« =a 4 i con a 29° a > — _ —— - . - « : + ie tea ' ria ' 5 a += . 7 - + « i a ‘ . ~ : A = eee a * > =: - ~~ - ry > > + - . m aa /* . i F : ad 4 ‘ \# « > . | : im aware ‘ , ™~ » . ° = ii - -—- - e sad ~ s x? . of “ rs rT? . i? . rae , 7 ’ - - ks va ‘ > *F os . AUS . NG . e. - 7 > ” +> . er > | - > ~ x " extravagant wars \\ xt ? : . 22 s\¢ Sa ei BY @ f -_ » . 2 y - ¢ a ePs*a’ 8 . _ } " ind «no ' “4 até - ™ _ + Ana ‘ r] ex A‘ ag - . , 2 «> * » . ‘ P " tar ° > i "na Y ; en \ . ee ad ’ o a % . a rinaer . ; ’ : ra. m4 r "ul > > od “- ; a . — 8 in . Ps : ~ . ; @ , mn iord, trom ®& nee we Ive a? ~ 4 r . i : ~ ry ? ; . ro : . > * ourneved a er [ a mer moa . ’ Tv - a4 = > z iis mer ~? there « . A, x a > . A metheug twas Paris. Bu? 3? tna? rem ” « " > \ 7 : ; ©] 48 me. ™ i ais s What . rs m r rt =| *s | ; : . . = it hath so been said, m ‘lord. And ‘ he “ - e 1 Parise * - - , = aris UT Name Was someth . : -. ‘ .~* ’ “4 a byword in that resne. So nun ? , . . . rs a r r LPs \ t 2 is Were vour amours tha n » fewer : . . - ~ ~ ° ol . . ban six oeeasions vou ha ° 30 ‘ 3 iT r > _ - ; ; . se 2 © : rm ‘nhed PT. iw, y - “ “i . ee . ” ~ shade Wwrhed > \ ”~ - om é : > M ner | ~ 5 nes : ted =~ : -_ é = : : rT | " a ‘ ; 7 ; _— ry - site s a : em ; : ; ng © x . oe ° \ rr ’ - } = : ; 7 a® : . ° 4 ’ . : ~- ow to Understand ro and suggest the most successful means ot living ome Intimate Studies ot the Leade ~ _~ a Pr’ By MARGUERITE MARTYN. HAT the League of Women Voters accomplished convention ow hist in Des Moines “A | v . ty D " ory. W rogram Aantad —— rPeen!rn- pro ‘ acopt G and ‘ Was = @& “—- = 4 +h = : kh > fe er ns passed through trava and -_ a 7 - ~ _ ; ress will affect the destiny of the ‘ ~ ame *o- + - -~ + —_ i" and i;eé re icia ei re- ™ - _ a TY iins ‘ry he seen - rea Ww ro or. tin er effects of the coming to- ro = — . - ~~ a. + ~ . 4 wi men assuming O - Sl i . ea ** - ~ id - - > represediative of aii Women Vvot- rs of the country, not written into records as news from day to Ntacts between women of ror ed - = ~ * > ~ i es — =e is > ' > — - - w\ ’ — | . = ee + ~~ ~- i r effects upon one another + - _ r ne O10 were nteresting to - . > e unofficial observer _ ~ x as 7 : Fe, — © iad : n xasS if - ~~: an — By - 7 enh mee D e hiioTm Laws > ae mmittee r @xampie. who was “co aon . - - o = as » 2 a asd a> - a oe ng women from jurv service - - ” -5 . . a C I emen ‘ ie Same a _ - > ' us po Sid ,' hn Di — “4 ” 7 a ~~ — + ~ + as ‘ So . : women r oe) U ner ,r ; . > hele eh —_ a = irts © spoke with the superior 4 - _F - 2 . it of experience { Mrs arring - Indiana > 2 - ai > fF aa s how 77, “= > ~ - > ~ - . 2itiiiéé 2 | © mM Cc Wy “apr on | oc hs a hag - mn koe + ‘ a” ‘ A as a ua * he, a P % | ~ - > } ~ . —-* cs ie 4 es have a - or —. 7 > 7. © ¢ eed up a mn for a — > i — 3 ~ * 6 . oe OE me 2a it anc t be ia = vr ° 4 oe a i ™ iG 44 & se a 4 . peeee e>sS ‘ 5 Upon ‘co - Lo, -_ 4 Sas “a £4, © is ob da pad grea a ntion is paid to the ms — n * *» > . - _ » ~ i eo wa J ~ ~ ii ai renn > 2 — ” > + 7 ‘ rs reputation -~: a 7 men recognized, are not ‘ a | a +h Tw, n ‘ - : 1 iiii=> 240 Fo = s = “Tt >. So a J > -* ~~ , a | . mai > a4 is = S aij ,ar - _-: — m automatically raised nd the honor of serving on a ry "- and tf e* - : 4 a OM modations Tr nh men - ee > ~~ —- - > a + i + Ee 3 hat i% “ ~ ~~ reerea >» 4° am? =. ‘ * . ~~ : & Ps r - =~ - = - a > > ~ 2 ‘ . swe cerv2,% = ”~ 2 ‘ »yaA8 4 ‘? - - . : ~ Ler ng silence. ’ : > . = — T> \ have nh MY mind, reter, that e burdens of this mv new estate are . ; 24 Re i¥ Pro . e too heavy for me. ’ — ord but Une does okers. m These are ‘* . ; ,. " > things to such as rou. t cai. them burdens, for reur shou!. sere are Oroad asd your heart is Se ee strong.’’ ss it. And ir side te help won ae Ave, strong, Peter, but not over Willing.’ ’ Shale beld out bs ‘ Peter looked at him with a conf tw) men clasped Sm A dent smi... Now the great we! ae . A Young foreater. ‘*¥ou ll never shirk a burdeh or an Ha omed up ast — =a ip the wid avventure, m'lord. an’ I know vou thew halted, tie an: we ' the horsemen and r ght.’ man. well sigh os towards the great Shale took a a$ep breath ‘“And whe would # spread the ~ good **Nay, Peter, never. And now |§ Anderiey Halli?” @ag ‘# that their lord enough of these tegrets. I've put mr Shale made 2 ™ S ‘rom France, and was Pate , 2° ne'er that thrilled Peter ™ Whe, kaave, | Continued im the Pout acd master? wai p Divparety hand to the plow, Peter, and I'l! et go till the field is turned ‘ e , a] . " -ookers, m iord, ‘tis good to hear

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a - 1! y : Pas . > “ m GE F O R sw O M e Leadesleague of Women Voters ne oe ‘seer? + 7. »* e400 00° C0* eee Oe eee” . reg® ad ey _— > | | (1RS.GIFFORD PINCHOT IN BLACK CREPE DINNER. GOWN DECORA WITH FLOWERS "HDR OF VARICOLORED BEADS Band even more assured gKround than ever, but spontaneous nature was tured to disturb her equ At the height of the dist equal economic rights of property acquired after one woman ventured the “Is marriage to be only as an economic ded. it,"’ she anybody | he same ire that ’ - e preciate rs. Kel- it black ther de- ly from vhat ro- This was, of course, b evant and all over the were groans. Mrs. ‘sharply with her gavel. } “Ladies, that does not this convention. It sim occur!" At another time an burst of applause was a torily silenced. ‘“‘Reme 1 told you yesterday. sions, no opinions are except by recognition oft Mrs. Park must be some day and the Ruth Morgan frequently tioned in this Morgan is president of Club of New York, has cial position and influ number of desirable 4 She is an attractive fl but vivacious, with 428 smile and dimples 1 But when Miss Morgaa ducing Secretary jioovets tioning his great oe work ‘among the war 8U& made the fatal mistake her emotions be felt. won't do. She is tional, was the opinion colated down to the rans may the eomethi rep ry. he con-. » West- lous na- league. rsonalil- elt, but tho had vho got ' were io have r vears. ral dis- ees Tran- ich was ' of the dopted, iden- | adopt- ovefsial he con- seen to t which d been arrived Which ® Suspi- bt upon politics. ige of ‘esiding BS Suave She liowever, it be file may have about who shall —— ¢ And ? pmembe uy ; , r vou ha rml¥. Hover your side to he ¢ his held out twa men clasped wa X ow Hall they halted, the gatek man, well nigh blind, h ‘*‘And whe would have Shuaie RB conf; the great gate pherfore t n or an loomed up vou 1 now Andetiey Hailt”’ he ¢F put my Shale made an im} line’er that thrilled Peter with ; ‘Who, knave, * ho to lcar snd master? Open st never as a spiritual one?” conngeus BD STRAIGHT, } MORGANS mes have happened. Bection with Miss Morgan. Hard Straight is always | lL They both In league conventions. mS. Straight has been con- $5000 to its support should interview Mrs. "I was told at press head- are new "Bhe is the greatest swell ‘And she might well be. wr Dorothy Whitney, sister great sportsman. Harry itney and with other fash- connections. Willard PWill be remembered as a Me figure. as a real soldier of bent upon social and eco- orm and bis humanitarian schemes NmMpathy and resources of WW wife, before his voung eu short while serving With the A. E. F. carrving out as mS Young Woman. ber a most intensely seri- Woman and ‘*SiVe sartorially among ates. She had just two pw for evening, one for bu: both so mu h alike I what about the they were except y Were blac k. trimmed with ME her interest in such this “ONVaHtion, she IRtereg: said: ed in anything that loward world peace and ding and | bélipve this of Miss Morgan's P10 the piedg- : Support of Sen- '» World court plan is a * World peace that may OTe g) Bore sure of the League of Ring these interests in to those of . thers of her = — , ‘n tha cate » +) : \e@ Ww “i ,? wf the horsemen t tte if? b. ~ ee th. as Y towards 1} ta spread ‘ rYants that th, * from ry ance, and wns : Continued in Dispatels ~ social set, she said: “There is too much at stake in the world today; the times are too crucial, too in- tense; there is too much suffering for to sit back and do nothing.”’ One of her interests is amnesty for the political prisoners. I had heard she had received and entertained the crusade of wives and children of these men, led by Kate O'Hare, in her home in New York, her magnificent butlers be- ing obliged to relieve the soiled and ragged wayfargers of their many bundles and show them to their rooms. anvbody how ‘Don’t vou know,” I remarked, “that there are many homes here in the West into which Kate O'Hare is not received, much less invit- edq?"’ “Well,”’ responded Mrs. Straight, earnestly and a little wearily, “‘she can come to my home any time she wants to.”’ Mrs. Catt Absent. Mrs. Catt, honorary president of the League of Women Voters, was present at the convention, be- ing in Rome for the -International Suffrage Association meeting, or I think the atmosphere might lave been a little conservative. Democracy had to depend principal- ly upon Mrs. Charles Tiffany of New York as its champion. So posi- tive and so popular a figure as Mrs. Tiffany would be difficult to sup- press. Her handling of the League not less Band-Aid is a wonderfully con- venient litle bandage to put right on any cut or minor injury. ’ Firet—Cover is peeled off before apply- ing adhesive. Second—Cotton pad Is fitted overiniury. Third—Adhesive strip holds on pac. An instant fret-ald bandage. Safe- guards against infection, At all drug- gists. Write Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J., for free sample. ~~ , BAND-AID EXPECT TO COUNT SND REDUNN NON PORT! SOW ‘ vo I MEST ULY NEWELL BLAIR } \ Thus WONEN THEY CANT yw Pas ‘ti. fd \ f ' Ee | Fe .* oe Teor] SKETCHES MADE AT LES TIOINES | By ——— - >~ a - = _ =_=>—— — ee ~ —_ . ’ Ce ee Oo of Nations issue, avoiding a possi- bly disastrous poll of the convention upon her pet while at the Same time propitiating the conserv- ative element in official ascendancy and getting them on record in favor of ‘that fuller international co-op- eration,’’ was a masterly coup. issue, Mentioned also as a successor to Maud Wood Park is Miss Katherine Ludington, the present treasurer. Undoubtedly would be ble in the present conservative mood of the league. Her handling of. the money-raising session was a masterpiece in dignity, reserve, repression which appears to be the atmosphere desired by the present regime. Miss Ludington is the per- sonification of elegance, with never a hair of her marcel wave out of place, with poise and presence to spare, but with a hint of mid-Vic- torianism in her ensemble. And speaking of Victorianism, the sister- in-law of Lytton Strachey, author of that delightful ‘‘Life of Qyeen Vic- toria,’’ was present in the entour- age of Lord Robert Cecil. The author, however, could have got none of the atmosphere for his book from his very modern relative. Mrs. Oliver Strachey told us had been three times a candidate for Parliament, but that coming to America she had acquired a new idea. “I have heard that you do not stand for office in this country, but run for it. When I return I intend not to stand for Parliament, as I have been doing, but to run for it.’’ PIMPLES COVERED CHILD'S HEAD Small, Red and Inflamed. Hair Fell Out. Cuticura Healed, le ~ “When my boy was three months old his head was covered with small, ted pimples that were inifiamed. Finally the: pimples formed sore eruptians that scaled over, and his hair all fell out around the affected parts. Different remedies were tried but without success. 1 began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in two months he was completely healed.”” (Signed) Mrs. E. Houy, North Gate Rd., Riverside, Illinois. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum promote and maintain skin pu- rity, skin comfort and skin health. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and heal, th Talcum to powder and perfume. Sample Each Free by Mall Address © Cuticers Lad- eretorics t she accepia- she since H Malden 45, Mass.’ Soild every: e Beap Be 0 otment 2B and br Talicum % pe SAla TI ealts.-and the true animals on plants or other animals. — | WORDS of WISE MEN | be up and doing, nen, FASHION NEWS NOT S WHITE LEATH i a white white su suede ce : slats an aes MANY OF THE NE shown are rather large = ie ORGANDIF as a material fo mer gowns. parture from the clinging so long insisted unon , Le ] i not be teo cris In exquisite sha: THE EGYPTIAN in reality and in g] one is usually fine stocking. broidered in ing and given veri tening,bits of embro’ ruby and jade, ——._ _ COLORED PEARLS.in « today to brighten and enrie} the more simple costumes. green and yellow these in Menu Suggestions for the Week SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923. Dinner. Clear soup Tea. Toasted cheese sand- Breakfast. Oranges — Cereal Soft-cooked eggs Buttered toast Coffee, cocoa, milk wiches Sweet pickled relish Lemon pie Coffee, tea, milk Roast spring lamb with peas Potato eroquettes Creamed cauliflower Date and cream cheese salad Strawberry ice creum Coffee, tea, milk MONDAY, APRIL Luncheon, Cream of tomato 23, 1923. Breakfast, Apple sauce Poached eggs Lettuce salad Fried bacon Bread and butter Creamed onions Breakfast rolls Fruit gelatin pudding wy , *v itee, tea, milk Spinach and egg salad Coffee, cocoa, mil C Bre: J4 id pudding Coffee, tea, milk TUESDAY, ARIL 24, 1923. uncheon. Cream of spinach so’ onli < As + 7 pS heen ad \ s ae . 4 Breakfast. _—- —e Grapetrult Dinner, hops (meiet Baked Celery Oatmeal Muffins \ potatoes < Carrots and peas Wal Stewed rhubarb (Charlotte russe lorf salad tea, milk , Bacon Grape jelly fF ’ ffee, nilk 7 Coffee, tea, milk WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923. Luncheon, Fruit salad, honey 7 ng Coffee, cocoa, ! Dinner, Pot ‘roast Breakfast. Ripe bananas and « Milk toast cream dress Mashed potatoes Orange marmalade tolls Chocolate pudding Scalloped tomatoes g Asparagus salad Rice custard Coffee, tea, mills, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923. Luncheon, butter sand- Coffee, tea, milk Dinner, 5 Meat loaf Breakfast. Strawberries Peanut Cereal wiches Browned potatoes Fried ham and eggs Caramel eustard Corn pudding Coffee, tea, milk Pear-cheese salad Bran muffins s Strawberry pie ry milk Coffee, cocoa, milk FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923. Luncheon. tea, Dinner. | : y . saltines it steak, lemon Break fast. Stewed prunes (ivetfer soun Cream chebtse, white butter sauce , . — Wheat cakes, svruD Coffee, cocoa, milk cherry sand lashed brown potatoes : ‘abbage slaw 5 ced tomato sniad Breakfast. "hite cherries Cereal rie dun ] ling “Ps 9 Fried country sa Scrambléd eggs inped cream Toast Coffee, cocoa, milk Children Cry for Fletcher’s WRWMANN ) VIZ SSS The Kind You Have Always Boucht has borne the signa- MIM ture of Chas. H. Fletcher on the wrapper for over ‘30 vears just to protect the coming generations. Do not be deceived. All Counterteits, Imitations and ‘* Just-as-geod”’ are but experiments that endanger the health of Children—Experience against experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby witha remedy that you would use for -yourself, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parse goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Tt contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other. narcotic substance. For more-than thirty years ithas been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Fliatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea: allaving Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bow els, nids the as- similation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s F riend, Bears the Signature of SSS) In Use For Over 3O Years THE CENTAV® COMPANY. NEW YORK civTy. | | | 51. LUUID *rUSi-UiSiAiCA SATURDA nr oe LY, APRIL 21, 1923. -——- 7 .| al ~ 7" . 4 cP IME STORIES roptoge phe Do gue - ; * ey CA ¢ G ill he. The Shrewdness of Polly Chuck By Thornton W. Burgess “ wits as well ase eyes. almos ks were that he ant t 3s mn as ieir bar turned, ‘” rated so angry , a most unpleas ‘I suppose now,” said he to Polly Chuck, she have to move.” “Move!” exclaimed Polly Chuck. “Did I understand to say move? Why should we move?” “Because that dog will give us no peace now," retorted Johnny. “He'll be coming down here every day, and though he cannot dig us out, he can make it very uncomfort- able for us. We are too near Farm- er Brown's barnyard. We are so near that that good-for-nothing dog will run down here every time he happens té& think about it.” Polly Chuck shook her head. “No won't,”’ said she. “He won't bother us at all.” “Huh!” exclaimed Johnny Chuck. “Huh! Much you know about it! Did see him chase me the in- stant he caught sight of me crossing Look at our door- what a& mess he has made of it trying to dig me I tell you we won't have any peace this summer.”’ “That dog won't bother us,” re- plied Polly, quite as if she knew all about it. Johnny turned to look at her. “You talk as {f you know all about it,’’ said he. “I do,” replied Polly. “I was peeping out of one of our other doorways and watched that whole performance. Farmer Brown's Boy made that dog stop digging right away. What is mofe, he made him go away. If I know any- thing about it, that dog won’t dare come over here any more. That is why we are going to stay right here. se s ‘7? we li him, you he you the Long Lane? step there and see out! BIBLE THOUGHT! =FOR TODAY == Published for The BACK TO THR BIBLE Beresa <a CHRIST'S BENEDICTION:— Peace I leave with you, my peace I as the world let neither give unto you: unto you. not let eth, give I rt be troubled, John 14:27. Assembly of Panama | giving women per ice lAW. in disguise, —Polly Chuck. the other day tha of the lidn’t you say Brown's Boy i# one ‘armer est frie Johnny atid he “Didn't he take that dog away after he had driven you up a tree?” continued Polly. I ] I we've Chuc nds or Yes,” Johnny nodded again. “Yes,” said he, “Well, twice di if he has taken that dog that prove te vou that he doesn't intend that that bother demanded away esn 't dog shall us?" Poily. “T hadn't thought about it,” come fessed Johnny. “Perhaps you are » 2 =% e $: ~~ . “Move,” exclaimed Polly Chuck, “Did I understand you to say mover” right. Goodness knows, I hope you are.”’ “I know I am,” replied Polly Chuck. “You wait and see. That dog is going to prove a blessing. He is going to keep Reddy Fox away. That Is why I chose this place for our home. Now let’s get busy and fix up our doorstep.” (Copyright, 1933.) IN () @ : representatives for = « « Tr. AMPICO! Reproducing Piano inthe = - Haines Bros. Marshalle Wendell = Pianos = Olive at Eleventh’ - Not only does its delicious eT ii ¥ 1? _ amount c i t} Establis ed 1780 ‘ Baker's is the ideal drink for growing children flavor and aroma appeal to the palate but it supplies the hody with a considerable ernount of pure, wholesome and nutritious food. Children, owing to their almost ceascless , frequently require os larte arn f nourishment as adults, and good cocoa is a. Valuable aid in the carefully erransed dict. good and no cocoa can quite so well meet ne requirements nurse ofr houseke eper as e BAKER'S - Made on!) by WALTER BAKER & CO. LTD. DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Béob'et of Chotes Rocipes sent free Cocoa But its qual:ty must be of dietitian, physician,

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CALL oA) CUSTOHERS ACK DEMPSEY will, July Fourt S oa ETI CAS L | te DAASCTASG NATICA é ‘ , p nil , ° J Resume his occupation, PMaAsce OF RUSSIA AND , pee a ANS sToep INAT My | ; 2 a Remewners out West or fast or Nort REVOLVES PLATFORM CF)- , Sn mes sie ya | = ‘ . . : ~_ TC 7a) Sas} > J Sins “ie cea ae nena >: Swecaapegg . POLLEY CG) TL V ith whom ib ng OTod *% 1 “Ss SCREW ( H \ Aas S i , - ‘ j : * a . hee ; , ‘ombplexi “a ee — , - —= > 4 — ee tet m4 SSAvscS (asco cORK CI, , a — . ) —. = eee ee the } BRINGING Bown Gay | &- 7 { | = oo ——_ cal -* ~oOoVge~® eee Correction. WHICH HITS SORFACE (CK) ANS CaAUSeEs WOohea,) If that endurance te, _ Oe 7y . - | sinlinlin z a‘ " 2 sii 3 : i ‘S . ‘ . ith = | afte r he acclhient a* the ow ‘ore en Vitter: rHE LATEST STYLES—Bv Maurice Kette ee sues “AMILY STUFF — By FONTAINE FOX Coigiiiien Velley Heevita! Fifteen ‘‘Would Banish Cows From | tulips in But when at last he stopped, br a m hs , Kae Beni from the copper he was copped, in City.” CONS AON SCALES Ve A LizZieé, DIDJA SEE WHERE THE CouPLE is) The accident oceurred 88 | servatory: lett wait ' new water : A S- : SUA Fin : . A Aegeee men were taking off for lLang- wila pl And that fs when he got it in th: z _— DPA: te Vii! OANCED CONTINUOSLY FOR R HOURS | Field after having been here for of Henry : 4 ~ ral weeks The big plane lett The fo 5 > piles oe — § AND HUNG UP A NEW DANCING TE sent hensine esutt: iak ane ‘ ’ air} HOW COME” ‘* Bis t : i f tot > ; ‘etl Cs | : ENDURANCE q to a heavy wind. witnesses raid, indoor AN rn ces.”’ "4 Oe £ a a 4 Was evident that the pilot realized +e last : nie ” ‘’ECOR D a he could not clear the Herman perately Gancers wear out two or three pair of te! znt tO Eee “4 we bridge just south of Me-' gust of.4 + + cae gay ~ © et ep he —~ - What gets us is how those ma " 7 ' , a , - Ou trl. shoes in their record breaking stunts : e i | “y “1 Cf Vee = Fie'd and sought to turn B-s8 ¢sgo0r ; ' - : ‘ff ZH ‘ co me to avoid crashing into it. The tral po | 3 | 2 : “ 4 Litinto a nose-dive which | p.8 of A ; “——? Sus — r river amaryitig, M Y F A V () R I d E S T ¢ R E S | ! | | . ‘ : a t? ye n the plane had parnt- six years e ——_— — _ “4 >” I ; ‘ nr . ‘ _ ; A cka,. Put were wuN- rarely f@ By IR\ IN ~ : O B . , * d °} = 4 ; k to 1 ther hecauee of the sic - ore 4 I . enness « +) fell. the piane being and mizt . . . S 2 : ; *: " : . ; ¢ . _ 4 hy n «| _ 4 ~ @ Ge, m the The , \ . “4 wDe oe (Gen. Mitchell was at first report- Livi. A In at least two instances that I know of .bayvmen's fam 1! | inns wil 7 ,. ae 3 $4 | | a a ~~ oS ; im the plane. but ft was later MUSKC living on property given under roval crent to th: ae ir re-Rey — : ! Le a . e4 that he was lunching tn a ney Huge lutionary days. They are a sturdy. independent | | eo Ms ames Si —— nS Opposite McCook Field. group of . , = —_ ; = “Y : Tita 7? : ~- * - - ° exception, are endowed with a quaint nat . ‘ ! . — . 2 _ Mit en immediate! ap (o kidnap ; a el a PhO rd —— ‘ tian , . One winter’s day a party of bayvmen «at around Fetes | ri , ao —e to | oul | gk , : . . . * une he men were in the cording : a@ little oyster shanty on one of the farth ' : in the line of duty. and. what. Hughes Way and that until fimally there arose the ancient que o1 , ; 7 | se Gny, 4efects there may have been wounded: “What would vou do if vou had a million dollars?” ~ ; q : The plane im severe One of the company allowed he'd buy himself an ocean-going vach: 4: | . \ Ze Cu - - _— the accident, Gen. teat » ase A } é te! aoe Cae ton od | and dour the world. Another rather thought he'd adopt orphans an | ! / wall F for ey A ' ** ° - - - 7 " . al he ; bs A ‘ , 2 - . ~ - i: ) : “ e\! he said, I Gea’ know exa abe : yf “- a : | ; ns ie: , * army aij . an ae my debts as fur ez it went.” : | 7 be — ed hy ; menial (Copyright, 19282 i - . ritieh = . — ; . - - ; ~ ‘ . 3 “— -_ \7irnistry a —e ee | , | 7 ~ si wR ' : The s a = -- —_— ~ . Sas ; : ; id ; : . : vi tas rice of docted “4 THERE'S AT, LEAST ONE AT EVERY COUNTRY CLUB _ Br BRIGGS | MEPS" > Alabama and the form an | j Ma "4 S ‘leship (€tfriesiand tina = = ; NE co PRETTic<cr ace , . Trice Gi : : ‘a rompanied by the same OUR ~ e . ink REO ‘ S ~~ “Ss - ' , . 4 : ~e ~ , "te e “= rh TY - . — ; : €vee Saw BILL - 4 | @ m™ were killed ~ se : : “ ' MING One BEayTifevurc CowrRse , eS : . : On rive DOLLAR t WHANGETSC \ : ) . : i, Wann was awarded the — A T ? : ae OTHER 3 a: "§ shed Service Cross for acts a a ' a a : on "ear we M i hiet. -—— ee = * oa On-R rPahY Harvey w Sail May 3. oo iated , April t?.—The Amert- Asma dor (,eorge Harvey. & to the ' ottred States on sence. piarms to sail on "as learned today = Get the Post-Disj 4 ¢s i